The phrase "accessibility and use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access to something and how it can be utilized, often in contexts related to technology, resources, or services.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of accessibility and use of digital resources in education."
Alternatives: "availability and utilization of" or "access and application of".
This model offers advantages in legibility, uniformity, accessibility, and use of the data.
Examine the accessibility and use of forced spirometry (FS) in public primary care facilities centers in Catalonia.
"The Africa Portal is an online resource that seeks to broaden the availability, accessibility and use of policy research on issues critical to the future of Africa.
These include definition of clinically relevant "gold" standards, acquisition and validation of non-ECG data, protection of patient privacy, control and ownership of data, and accessibility and use of the database.
You are welcome to use the technology tools that you believe meet your teaching needs more effectively, provided the tools you choose to use comply with University policy and procedures, as well as copyright, privacy and other laws, including those related to accessibility and use of course content by persons with disabilities.
Table 3 summarizes the accessibility and use of fodder trees and shrubs by different social groups.
The DFID programme is working to change this, bringing in world-class research commissioning bodies, testing new interventions and improving accessibility to and use of evidence.
My primary goal was to elicit and document the experiences and views of a wide range of people on why the maternal mortality rate was still very high, and accessibility to and use of skilled maternal health care services was low despite the implementation of a free maternal health care policy in Ghana since 2003.
The Commission's 19 recommendations included online voter registration, poll worker training standards, auditing of polling place locations to ensure accessibility, and the use of voting machines that provide a paper trail so that vote counts can be verified after each election.
