The phrase "affordable or not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost of something, particularly when weighing whether it is within a budget or reasonable price range.
Example: "When considering the new software, we need to evaluate its features and determine if it is affordable or not."
Alternatives: "within budget or not" or "cost-effective or not".
Does that seem affordable, or not?
When homebuyers work out whether a property is affordable or not, the cost of servicing a new mortgage as a chunk of take-home pay is more salient.
At that moment, the WSAPs can use and to decide whether the negotiation of coexistence with the neighboring WSAPs is affordable or not.
That's way above the 30-percent-of-income level that is generally considered to be the threshold of whether housing is affordable or not in public policy conversations.
Even though 9 million of these live in families with incomes greater than three times poverty level, or over roughly $60,000 per year, it always has been up to American consumers to decide for themselves if something is "affordable" or not.
I can't say whether losing $2 billion [$1.5 billion USD] a year in annual trade [Australia and Russia's bilateral trade before sanctions were imposed in 2014] is affordable or not.
Desalination matching with renewable energy sources (RES) offers a promising future prospect for covering the fundamental needs of water and power supply in remote regions, where the connection to the public electrical grid is not economical affordable or is not feasible.
Whether you agree with the Affordable Care Act or not, it's very cool to see the most interesting conversations about it happening here on the web — where both the government leaders involved and just about anyone else can pitch in.
This is a very interactive calculator and feel free to play around with various parameters to get an exact idea of whether a loan will be affordable to you or not.
City policies require that new projects make 15% of the total residences affordable to people with "moderate" incomes, whether or not the affordable homes are built on-site.
I don't mean to say that performance is unimportant, but a well-performing product which is not affordable or takes too much time to market is not going to be successful". Much of the U.S. aerospace industry was facing a dubious future in 1993, when defense contractors were feeling the economic impact of the Cold War's demise.
