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The phrase "a light accessory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an accessory that is not heavy or cumbersome, often implying that it is easy to wear or carry.
Example: "She chose a light accessory to complement her summer dress, opting for a delicate scarf instead of a bulky necklace."
Alternatives: "a subtle accessory" or "a delicate accessory".
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Still, it can be hard to read at night on these devices, so a light accessory can be helpful.
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