The phrase "affordable reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe reading materials, such as books or articles, that are reasonably priced and accessible to a wide audience.
Example: "The library offers a variety of affordable reading options for those looking to expand their knowledge without breaking the bank."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly reading" or "cost-effective reading".
Other examples of microfranchising businesses are VisionSpring, which makes available low cost eye exams and affordable reading glasses in El Salvador, India, and Guatemala, and Honey Care Africa, which sets up beekeepers with hives, loans, training, extension services, and a guaranteed market for their honey at fair trade prices.
Today, ebooks offer instant sampling, immediate gratification and affordable reading pleasure.
The SCOJO Foundation is committed $1.6M to making affordable reading glasses available in developing countries stimulating the micro economies of these areas, while providing sight to over 300,000 people who have no glasses.
Your affordable (read: dangerously low-budget) adventure sees you pilot a futuristic easyJet-like space craft to your own mysterious planet, travelling through 38 hostile environments.
In the 1980's, it came to symbolize a backlash against affordable (read: lower income) housing and social service sites like halfway houses and homeless shelters, virtually anything seen as a potential threat to property values.
Magazines are falling at the feet of their digital replacements, while the printed book feels the burn of affordable, portable reading devices.
It will be available for the ground-breaking price of $199, making it the most affordable dedicated reading device on the market.
I learned everything I could about finding affordable flights, reading books and blogs to become a self-taught travel hacker and accruing enough miles to land deals like a $38 flight to New Zealand, $22 roundtrip flight to San Francisco and $16 flight to Ecuador.
To be affordable and reliable, reading out such an array of up to a million channels requires event recording technology that is highly integrated and modular, with a low cost per channel.
Third, they would have made whole swathes of language in the Affordable Care Act read more bizarrely and absurdly than anything in the disputed sentence.
"There has not been an occasion for many months when I got on our plane without wondering whether it was really affordable," the excerpt reads.
