The phrase "asked about the affordability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about the cost or financial feasibility of something.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked about the affordability of the new software solution."
Alternatives: "inquired about the cost" or "questioned the pricing".
We need to work with the lenders in order to come up with things like, when you buy a home or try to convince lenders, it's prudent to ask about the affordability of the home or for an energy audit… This will stimulate people who want to sell their home to make energy improvements in their home, so they increase the resell value.
When asked about the importance of health care affordability, females (AOR = 1.90, P = 0.04) and Democrats (AOR = 31.33, P < 0.01) were more likely to affirm that attitude, while the opposite was true as income (AOR = 0.99, P < 0.01) increased.
For the mild ARI scenario, 45%% of attendants probed for danger signs, particularly about the seriousness of the fever (25%, 3636 % asked about the duration of the illness, and 17%% about the affordability of the medicine.
In order to determine affordability, Key Informants were asked about the cost of malaria treatment at the health facilities.
Asked about the estimated cost of Trident over its lifetime, the MoD said: "The government needs a safe space away from the public gaze to allow it to consider policy options for delivering the deterrent in the most cost-effective way, unfettered from public comment about the affordability of particular policy options, some of which many not be at a mature stage of development".
Although the Guardian did not complete a car purchase, very few questions were asked about affordability for the buyer – although several asked for the buyer's "monthly budget" and were told it was between £150 and £300 per month.
Some students asked about affordability.
Here's one last score for retailers you might not have thought about: the affordability of health insurance.
