The phrase "affordable to run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost-effectiveness or financial feasibility of operating something, such as a vehicle, business, or system.
Example: "This new electric car is not only environmentally friendly but also affordable to run, making it a great choice for budget-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "cost-effective to operate" or "economical to maintain".
They require little energy to heat and power, so are also affordable to run.
Swindon borough council currently runs 15 libraries, but has said that due to "financial pressures it is no longer affordable to run the library service in its current format".
Thus, it is affordable to run in a resource limited and competed environment (the runtime cost of CLAT will be shown in Sect. 5).
The tech makes it easy and affordable to run a powerful cloud network without a bulky IT department.
"This is an innovative way to give the tenants good, affordable, cheap to run houses.
They would also be more affordable for employers to run.
"Allegro's Class D amplifier delivers a sound experience you're just not going to find in comparable internet radios and our built in recharging circuit makes it affordable and convenient to run the radio without the restrictions of a cord.
The deep, technical details are here if you're interested in this kind of thing, but the short version is that the storage technology is new to Outlook.com, and it makes it more reliable, easier to scale, and more affordable for Microsoft to run.
The transport minister also said rail fares would be "attractive and affordable", while companies bidding to run services would need to link trains with other transport forms, such as busses and ferries, and deliver internet access through wi-fi, across the rail network by 2019.
National Public Radio recently reported that outsourcing giant Maximus had contracts to run Affordable Care Act call centers in Hawaii, Connecticut and Vermont.
He admitted that wasn't the "most affordable" or "the smartest way to run a health system".
