The phrase "affordable responsible" is not correct as it lacks proper conjunction or context to connect the two adjectives.
It could be used in a context where you want to describe something that is both affordable and responsible, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to find a solution that is both affordable and responsible in terms of environmental impact."
Alternatives: "cost-effective and ethical" or "budget-friendly and sustainable."
Importantly, a cap needs to be accompanied by increasing access to more affordable, responsible sources of credit.
It said the card offered an affordable alternative for customers as it gave 27 months' interest-free credit up to a limit that Sainsbury's believed was suitable for funding parts of doing up a home in an affordable, responsible way.
But just like everyone else, they sometimes need access to affordable, responsible credit.
"We are confident that these loans can be good business for lenders, safe and sound for Fannie Mae and an affordable, responsible option for qualified borrowers," said Andrew Bon Salle, executive vice president for single-family underwriting, pricing and capital markets at Fannie Mae.
It employs a familiar, tested insurance pool framework and spreads the cost of leave in a way that is affordable and responsible.
The case study demonstrates strong emphasis that has been placed by Hong Kong people on providing affordable, environmentally responsible, and socially sustainable housing, and how this can be realized through an innovative and integrated approach to architectural, and engineering planning and design.
Second, any tax cut must be affordable and fiscally responsible".
Energy suppliers all over the world must expand energy in a way that is secure, clean, affordable, and environmentally responsible.
FinWeGo — A workplace financial wellness platform that helps employers provide affordable, convenient and responsible credit to their employees.
If we're to become more affordable and more responsible, we must replace spending for cachet with investments in student learning.
Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the minority leader, said Democrats believed strongly that "any tax cut must be affordable and fiscally responsible".
