The phrase "affordable package" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a product or service that is reasonably priced and offers good value for money.
Example: "We offer an affordable package that includes all the essential features without breaking the bank."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly option" or "cost-effective solution."
These annual excursions were not killed off by thrifty employers, but by the emergence of affordable package deals abroad.
Ultimately, it's hard to recall the last all-new Asian nameplate that has crammed this much style and performance into such an affordable package.
For only $50/person, this is a very affordable package trip that includes bus transportation to/from Ithaca, breakfasts, guided tours, and admission to the gardens.
For Karajan devotees or for those who want the main symphonic works of Western classical music in a compact, affordable package, this release would seem enticing.
In particular, the consuming public is still waiting for television content — everything that people watch — to be delivered over the Internet in a convenient, affordable package on all the devices people are now using.
Jaguars have always been able to offer unhurried speed and handling, but the XE is the first big car to offer that in a smaller and (more) affordable package – the entry-level XE is £7,000 cheaper than the larger XF model.
Beebe believes seeds should be distributed in small, affordable packages that farmers can test before committing to more.
Low-income consumers rely on these stores as a source of food, since they offer convenience, interest-free credit and smaller, more affordable packages.
I started with three sites that offer affordable packages: Groupon Getaways, Liberty Travel and CheapCaribbean.com as well as another, Travelzoo, that compiles deals from those and others.
Mr. Cisneros sees a pressing need for affordable packages of home modifications and maintenance to make residences more suitable for older people.
Family Plans The ski industry is trying hard to attract and keep families, whether through more innovative and affordable packages, or programs that make families enjoy skiing together, or both.
