The phrase "accessed daily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is regularly retrieved or utilized on a daily basis.
Example: "The database is accessed daily by researchers to gather the latest information."
Alternatives: "retrieved every day" or "utilized on a daily basis."
But despite being accessed daily for things like news, weather, traffic, music, podcasts, and other functions, we haven't seen many attempts at building a social experience on top of the platform.
I'm an architect, so scale, perspective, and yes, the infamous words of Mies van der Rohe: "form follows function" are important parts of my vocabulary accessed daily.
Body weight was accessed daily.
After this the females were kept individually in vials with moist cotton and their longevity was accessed daily.
The online English-language version is accessed daily by users from all over the world; a Japanese translation of the program is also available.
Hard-copy textbooks/journals were reported to be accessed daily by only 8% of participants at exit compared to 39% at baseline, a significant decrease in their use during the year (Z = −6.326, p < 0.001).
Exciting (and American) guests are hard to access daily: the Norton show might soon kill off its only rival, ITV's Jonathan Ross Show, for want of enough A-listers to sustain both (the B-listers are on Alan Carr: Chatty Man).
Readers can also choose to upgrade to a premium version of the app (£2.49 a month) in order to access daily crosswords and hand-picked articles from the Guardian archive, as well receive as an ad-free experience.
For buyers, users can access daily deals, eBay's popular items, recent searches and their favorite categories from the homepage.
Under the partnership, busuu users can access daily world news updates provided by a feed from guardian.co.uk.
A spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change said: "Under our proposals, suppliers would be able to access daily consumption data (for example to provide energy efficiency advice), but consumers would have the chance to opt out of this.
