'financial affluence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a state of having a high level of financial wealth. For example, "With their financial affluence, the family was able to travel the world and experience different cultures."
Mr. Varma imported a printing press from Germany to reproduce affordable lithographs of the illustrated paintings, trading exclusivity for an assumed financial affluence.
Parents' financial independence (in some cases financial affluence) made remittances from the UK to China redundant.
The 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which bans same-sex marriage from being recognized at a federal level, is one of the main factors that inhibits financial affluence among gay people.
It didn't take long for it to become clear that all this talk of financial prosperity and affluence promised by the people behind Fallsview was total crap.
In the short term, if stock ownership is the route to affluence or financial security, and given that Americans are woefully unprepared for retirement, why shouldn't companies routinely supplement their employees' salaries with stock bonuses in the same way that they do those of their CEOs?
Affluence provides financial wherewithal to secure an adequate diet.
But with growing affluence and the financial means to change cars more often, brand loyalty is breaking down.
Patient 4 (58 yrs: CHD, depression, deprived area) By comparison patients with greater financial resources acknowledged that their relative affluence enhanced their emotional as well as structural capacity to devote to caring for themselves.
I do think her affluence insulates her from the financial concerns many women confront and feel defeated by.
While I'd expect young, indebted, stranded grads to want financial security, I would have guessed that affluence was lower on the priority list.
Nicholas Schiavoni — high school graduate, husband, father of two — lost his life in an unjust war as a proxy for our own privileged children whose affluence insulates them from the financial exigencies that keep America's "all-volunteer" military humming.
