"increased affordability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the quality or state of being more affordable, or the act of making something more affordable. Example: The government's new policies have led to increased affordability in healthcare, making it more accessible to low-income families.
Future systems for human exploration of Moon and Mars, however, require focus on new architectural strategies geared towards increased affordability and survivability in addition to performance.
That increased affordability is why households have leapt at the chance to buy homes in the past few years.But the fall in inflation that makes those low interest rates possible also means that debt stays around much longer.
This is partly due to increased affordability – the launch of low-cost and charter flights to Nordic countries has helped to bring the price down – and also to a surge in solar activity, with Nasa experts predicting spectacular aurora displays this winter.
In two, three or four years, the same young population will have increased affordability," he said.
The increase in ultrasound services provided by nonradiologists is likely due to several factors, including the increased affordability, availability, portability and durability of ultrasound machines.
And therein lies the second reason for increased affordability: Home-remodeling activity has declined by 44% from 2005 according to the NAHB.
Lord Porter, chairman of the LGA, said: "Only an increase of all types of housing – including those for affordable or social rent – will increase affordability and make it easier for working families to save for a deposit to buy their first home".
This fall, more universities are taking steps to increase affordability.
The increasing affordability of wireless communications systems has helped spur the industry's growth.
Transcriptomic profiling holds immense promise in precision oncology given the rapid advancement and increasing affordability of next-generation sequencing technologies.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a US government lab that studies solar cell technology, estimates contributors to the increasing affordability of solar.
