The phrase "already affordable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently within a reasonable price range or accessible to consumers without needing further reductions.
Example: "The new smartphone model is already affordable, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers."
Alternatives: "currently inexpensive" or "now within reach".
Pocket argues the housing it provides is already affordable, and the likelihood of other private developers delivering affordable housing is slim anyway.
Clovis has argued that there is no need for the federal government to partner with states to make community college free, a plan heralded by President Obama, because two-year schools are already affordable.
The goods include shimmery tops for $100, day and cocktail dresses for $250 and shoes for $120 (flats) to $200 (stiletto boots).... Starting on Friday, MATT BERNSON'S already affordable and always stylish footwear, as well as jewelry and bags, will be up to 70 percent off at his summer sample sale.
In comparison, alternative strategies to fully exploit the existing arsenal of antimalarials (largely already affordable and accessible) are likely to be relatively expedient and cost-effective.
Already, the Affordable Care Act is helping to slow the growth of health care costs.
Most companies with more than 50 employees already provide affordable insurance.
While the problem has persisted for decades, Powell has devised a solution that has already provided affordable fresh produce to residents in her former neighborhood.
Cell phones and cell towers are ubiquitous in the Third World, and they're already somewhat affordable, whereas Internet connectivity is much harder to come by.
Under what is known as a regional transfer agreement, the developer will pay $480,000 toward construction of 40 units in Orange, where, as is typical in such agreements, housing is already more affordable than in South Orange.
Also, even if homes were a lot cheaper, we would probably retain the societal benefits of homeownership: As Mr. Glaeser and Mr. Gyourko's data shows, housing is already relatively affordable in the vast majority of American cities.
Nationwide's Earley points out that while prices in the province are still some way behind those in London, lower wages mean houses are already less affordable than in the capital.
