The phrase "accessibility advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of making something accessible, such as technology, services, or environments.
Example: "The new software update includes several accessibility advantages that make it easier for users with disabilities to navigate the interface."
Alternatives: "benefits of accessibility" or "advantages of accessibility".
Apart from accessibility advantages for students, there are important benefits for academic institutions.
And there are huge accessibility advantages to newspapers; you don't need a computer, you don't need web access, you don't need to remember a URL.
Other than that, this side of the Wasatch remains quieter than one might expect, given its snow, terrain and accessibility advantages.
The Fleksy/Leap Motion Controller demo is definitely impressive, and it's likely one of the first apps many will try out when they receive the Leap when it ships in May, but the iOS SDK might be more immediately useful to developers and consumers looking for accessibility advantages over the default keyboard included by Apple for all developers to use.
Finally, research should explore the potential for blended protocols (where computerised therapy is supplemented with support from a person) to enhance engagement, considering for example whether such support can be provided remotely or asynchronously and determine whether the cost and accessibility advantages of computerised therapies can be maintained with the provision of human input.
When the closer parking cluster does not have too large an accessibility advantage over the farther one, the optimal travel profile is such that both parking clusters are utilized.
There's an obvious accessibility advantage, too.
This could have big impacts not only in general usability, but for specific accessibility advantage as well.
Once again, the accessibility advantage is the ability to remotely control my digital music collection and connected home audio system via an app.
The former lets you turn devices on and off via the WeMo Switch and app, providing a similar accessibility advantage as the other smart home devices.
That last advantage -- the accessibility advantage -– was revolutionary.
