The phrase "affordable points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing points, scores, or benefits that are reasonably priced or accessible.
Example: "The program offers affordable points that can be redeemed for discounts on future purchases."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly points" or "cost-effective points".
This device ultimately holds promise for providing universal access to affordable point-of-care screening for drug-induced liver injury in resource-limited settings and opens the door to development of similar point-of-care clinical assays for other important analytes.
The recent figures released by National Center for Health Statistics indicate that more than a million Americans get affected by it each year and the sepsis mortality alone is about 28%-50%-50%l et al. (2011).1 Robust and affordable point-of-care medical technologies are, therefore, urgently needed for rapid decision-making to initiate appropriate line of treatment.
He nevertheless thinks 3D printing the kind of every day consumer goods accessible to people in urban areas but harder to source in the outback will soon become affordable, pointing to a Perth company called Flying Machine that is already offering 3D-printed bicycles.
Better understanding of the underlying causes of EED and development of noninvasive, practical, simple, and affordable point-of-care diagnostic tools remain key gaps.
Groupon just announced via its blog that it has acquired Breadcrumb, the creators of an affordable point of sale system and iPad app that targets local restaurants.
The company is particularly keen on building out partnerships in the pharmaceutical and agricultural world, though also has long term plans to provide affordable point-of-care testing in the developing world.
Studies of panels of biomarkers have yielded encouraging results, but none of them have potential to be measured as an affordable point-of- care (POC) test.
Robust and locally affordable point-of-care tests to measure any base deficit would be highly desirable for the management of severe malaria patients in sub Saharan Africa.
A rapid, simple and affordable point-of care (POC) test that can be implemented in peripheral health care settings to replace/improve upon microscopy for TB diagnosis or to rule out TB (triage) remains unmet.
The availability of affordable, point-of-service HIV testing is especially important in low-income, high-HIV-burden countries which lack the financial and technological resources to perform more sophisticated laboratory-based assays.
