The phrase "affordable measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or strategies that are cost-effective or within a reasonable budget.
Example: "The government is implementing affordable measures to improve public transportation for all citizens."
Alternatives: "cost-effective solutions" or "budget-friendly options".
Continuing to subsidise affordable measures such as lofts and cavity walls at current levels through Eco... could [have] severe implications for consumer bills.
Ecosystem monitoring and assessment are often based on functional indicators, which provide integrated and yet simple and affordable measures of key ecosystem functions.
By investing in affordable measures to improve maternal and newborn health, we can also achieve other important health and security outcomes.
Affordable measures to improve the detection, treatment and control of high blood pressure, and public health measures aimed at reducing blood pressure and cardiovascular risk in the population as a whole are urgently needed.
Effective but also affordable measures to minimize these important recruitment barriers should be developed and evaluated.
According to Moodley, et al., finding affordable measures, including immunization, to prevent unnecessary illness and death in a humanitarian emergency is both beneficial and cost-effective.
To evaluate the implementation of alternative safety measures that reduce the risk of transfusion transmissible infections as an affordable measure in low resource countries.
Use of a CRP rapid test in peripheral health settings could potentially be a simple and affordable measure to better identify patients in need of antibacterial treatment and part of a global strategy to combat the emergence of antibiotic resistance.
We believe the addition of CRP rapid tests to current syndromic based treatment algorithms could be a feasible, effective, and affordable measure to improve healthcare delivery across the tropics; further work to confirm this approach is warranted.
She worked briefly after college as a political organizer in Massachusetts; she then moved to New York City, where, after a few months as a fund-raiser, she was hired as lead organizer of the Housing Justice Campaign, which advocated for tenants and affordable housing measures.
Additional research studies on the susceptibility of pathogens to practicable, low/non-toxic and affordable disinfection measures are needed, and how these can be best applied in the context of US.
