The phrase "affordable to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial feasibility of providing support for a project, initiative, or service.
Example: "The new program is designed to be affordable to support, ensuring that more families can access the resources they need."
Alternatives: "cost-effective to maintain" or "economically viable to back".
Moreover, they often pioneer innovative, affordable ways to support and protect arts and culture.
The report also calls on the federal government to do more to find affordable housing to support survivors of domestic violence who have been forced to leave their home.
Rather, Berkeley's ICO, which is planned to launch in May, will be used to fund affordable housing to support the city's growing homeless population.
Utilities, Congress, and energy experts have long fretted that only fossil fuels or nuclear power were affordable enough to support major economies like the US or Japan.
It pledged to speed up the construction of rail lines, airports and affordable housing, and to support high-tech industries, from robotics to integrated circuitry.
He added: "We have a series of initiatives to boost housing supply, including the provision of affordable housing and to support a healthy private rented sector.
The bill takes a more ambitious approach than what was set out in August under a first-of-its-kind agreement between the city's real estate lobby and affordable housing advocates to support legislation that would mandate 80percentt cuts to big building's pollution by 2050.
President Obama's 2014 State of the Union Address was ripe with the types of assertions education activists have been preaching for years: we need to invest in early education, we need to make post-secondary education more affordable, we need to support rather than stigmatize our high school teachers and we need to stop measuring students by how well they can "fill in a bubble on a test".
He expressed interest in the housing policies of De Blasio, who has sought to preserve his city's stock of affordable housing and has championed an investment programme to support affordable homes for the middle classes as well as low earners.
Developers profess to support affordable housing, but seldom do they build any.
