The phrase "accessibility a challenge" is not correct as it is missing a verb or linking word.
You can use it in a context where you want to discuss the difficulties related to accessibility, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In many urban areas, accessibility is a challenge for individuals with disabilities."
Alternatives: "accessibility is difficult" or "accessibility poses difficulties".
While initially developed for in-vivo imaging of the rodent brain [ 15], potential applications of LOT extend beyond the confines of a benchtop setup to include clinical targets for which accessibility becomes a challenge.
Accessibility challenges related to filth on the way, narrow paths and steep inclines that made access a challenge especially to female users.
Therefore educators considered it essential that the bell was consistently placed within reach by staff and patients and some educators noted that 'bell accessibility can be a challenge' (P1).Observations about bell use applied to other mobility items, such as walking aids, splints and appliances, glasses and shoes.
Coupled with dense text, that in many instances leans toward the smaller font sizes, this darkness will undoubtedly pose a challenge of accessibility for very old and very young visitors.
Accessibility to obstetric care remains a challenge.
While the National Department of Health has not advocated the inclusion of specialist CHWs, the Ntshembo project could provide a strong rationale for the inclusion of adolescent CHWs into SA's primary health care system in the future, especially in rural areas where the geographical accessibility of health services remains a challenge.
As geographical imbalances may generate inequity in health care accessibility, the challenge is to achieve a more even distribution of practitioners.
Poor accessibility of remote villages to PD fluid suppliers, especially across mountainous terrains remains a challenge in some areas.
"This report provides yet more evidence that childcare cost and accessibility remain a significant challenge for many families," said Pacey's chief executive Liz Bayram.
In contexts where accessibility is a significant challenge, the role of laypersons could be even more important and could represent the primary focus for intervention.
