The phrase "affordable resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cost-effective methods or strategies to oppose or withstand something, such as in social movements or product pricing.
Example: "The community organized an affordable resistance against the proposed development, ensuring that everyone could participate without financial strain."
Alternatives: "cost-effective opposition" or "budget-friendly resistance".
"Then where would people live where they are able to get affordable housing?" The resistance to the city's plans includes the challenge from Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer, who says that the lots, which had fallen under the city's program to encourage community gardens, should be considered parks, which could be sold only after state environmental review or by an act of the Legislature.
He bowed to local resistance to affordable housing.
"Generally what will be found, with further investigation, is some significant level of exclusionary zoning, or local resistance to affordable housing being constructed," Gurian said.
Good adherence minimises resistance to affordable first-line drugs (Barth et al., 2011; Tanuri et al., 2002) but has been identified as a challenge for HIV-infected children and adolescents on ART (Arrive et al., 2005; Bikaako-Kajura et al., 2006; Fassinou et al., 2004, 2010; Polisset, Ametonou, Arrive, Aho, & Perez, 2009; Weigel et al., 2009).
High affordable and weather resistant.
These days Cousins is working with a large housing developer to design sustainable, well-designed and affordable homes, that have bushfire resistance included in their designs.
Resistance to the affordable housing law has been strongest in affluent suburban towns, where it is seen as an assault on the traditional independence of Connecticut's local planning and zoning commissions.
She likened the resistance to the Affordable Care Act to that faced by the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Resistance to the Affordable Care Act is now running on fossil fuel -- the rejectionism of judges appointed by Republican presidents long-gone.
Today, resistance to this affordable drug constitutes a major problem in the fight against malaria in most of the malaria endemic countries [12].
