The phrase "access design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to user experience, architecture, or any field where the design of access points or accessibility features is relevant.
Example: "The team focused on access design to ensure that all users could navigate the building comfortably."
Alternatives: "accessibility design" or "inclusive design".
Many of the workout machines feature a "total access" design concept that makes them more accessible to people with limited mobility.
You can now access design pages by room, type of furniture, color, designer and more.
You can access design pages by room, type of furniture, color, designer and more.
Few studies have compared Cavit thickness and access design as factors in microbial leakage.
We use different Design Patterns for this autonomic system those are Case Based Reasoning, Database Access Design Pattern and Master Slave.
An optical code division multiple access design consisting of a set of active microdisks coupled to a waveguide bus for both encoder and decoder is presented.
And even Peter Mandelson was playing to the leftwing gallery at the weekend, briefing out proposals on university access designed to appeal to those whose dislike of independent schools is intuitive and visceral.
Hemodialysis Reliable Outflow (HeRO) (Hemosphere Inc, Minneapolis, MN, USA) vascular access device is a new long-term subcutaneous access designed for patients who have exhausted traditional peripheral access sites.
Counter access... designed to deny US (allied) forces easy access to key theaters, ports, bases, facilities, air, land, and sea approaches, etc. Counter precision strike... designed to defeat or degrade US precision intelligence and attack capabilities.
In other Cisco news, the company just announced a branded HD tablet running Android with full video conferencing and email and media access designed for business users.
Lyft does have a service, Access, designed to serve people with disabilities, but the plaintiffs allege Lyft's service for people with disabilities is "a sham and a completely inadequate substitute for actual accessible transportation," the lawsuit states.
