'beyond affordability' is a correct and usable phrase in written English and it can be used to describe something that is too expensive for someone to afford.
For example: The cost of the car was beyond affordability for the college student.
While school taxes escalate beyond affordability, our schools are cutting programs.
Mylan Epi- Pen CEO Heather Bresch had a hard time convincing Congress, or the American public for that matter, why it increased the price of an Epi-pen 500% to $600, beyond affordability, after cornering the market on the device and creating a near monopoly.
This can be attributed to the fact that education extends beyond affordability and also reflects one's ability to use dietary knowledge to achieve better quality diets within the given budget constraints (Galobardes et al., 2001; Turrell et al., 2003; Kant & Graubard, 2007).
And over time we were seduced by Putnam's charms (beyond its affordability).
Beyond the affordability of the practice, anthropologists say it is deeply rooted in Chinese culture: the emperors had their concubines, Mao was famous for his serial conquests and traders kept spouses in every port.
But this is really beyond their affordability, especially in Hong Kong and Singapore, the most globalized and attractive cities in East Asia.
With co-viewing, the company hopes to make a case for choosing Philo that goes beyond its affordability.
First, the very expensive price tag for a CARS microscope places it beyond the affordability of most researchers.
The high co-payment rate was far beyond their affordability.
The resulting open-bidding policy has driven leasing prices beyond many ranchers' affordability, costing them access to significant portions of ranches historically managed by their families for generations (Lindsey 2008).
One option for the justices is throwing out the entire act with the mandate, in which case millions of Americans already reaping the benefits of the law will lose them; other provisions whose goal it is to improve in 2014 and beyond access and affordability to health care would be jettisoned too.
