The phrase "affordable standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level of quality or service that is reasonably priced and accessible to a wider audience.
Example: "The new housing initiative aims to provide affordable standard homes for low-income families."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly quality" or "cost-effective level".
"When finalized in their strongest form, the Environmental Protection Agency's common-sense and affordable standards will save lives, prevent children from getting sick, and ensure our water is safe to drink and our fish safe to eat," said Michael Brune, the group's executive director.
The goal is affordable standards, homemade, not haute.
According to Lee Koppelman, director of the Center for Regional Policy Studies at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, only 3,000 to 5,000 of Long Island's million or so houses would be considered affordable by standard measures.
Automation and digital solutions, Sahin said, could rapidly make the price more affordable as standard treatment.
- more easily transportable and they generate less handling and transportation costs for the same amount of active ingredient (less volume, less weight) - easier to produce and the production costs are less, which makes them more affordable than standard liquid formulations.
In addition to the intense nightlife (which came in fifth on our ranking), the Miami area also enjoys some of the most affordable living standards and one of the best job-growth projections of any of the major metroplexes on our list.
Indeed, some of these IENs perceived Canada to have more affordable living standards.
Expensive by Mexico standards, it is still very affordable by traveler standards.
The standard, affordable fixative is orris root, available from craft stores or florists.
But it also means that houses can only be affordable if credit standards are loose.
