The phrase "accessibility driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design, approach, or initiative that prioritizes accessibility for users, particularly in technology or services.
Example: "Our new website is accessibility driven, ensuring that all users, regardless of their abilities, can navigate and utilize its features effectively."
Alternatives: "accessibility-focused" or "accessibility-oriented".
This instant accessibility drives the session volumes that enable F2P to work on the wafer-thin margins that characterize the model.
Theatre is on an accessibility drive – and rightly so.
In the hyper-competitive quick-service restaurant space, fueled by hyper-convenience-seeking consumers, it is now incumbent upon brands to offer an abundance of accessibility – drive-thru, pickup, catering, delivery, e-commerce, retail, whatever.
Structural analysis of molecular dynamics simulations reveals that increased cholesterol accessibility is associated with membrane thinning, and that the effects of 25-HC on cholesterol accessibility are driven by these changes in membrane thickness.
If chromatin accessibility is driven by competition between these proteins, then their relative abundance should be more predictive than the level of either protein on its own.
As the Washington Post explained, government and private critics have continued to voice concern in recent years that cannabis use at a young age could lead to addiction to the plant later on, and that increased accessibility could drive such a trend.
The high breakpoint density in small intergenes can not be simply explained by the current model of structural genome evolution, namely the Intergenic Breakage Model, and we suggest a DNA accessibility-driven scenario, supported by data on methylation, transcriptional activity, replication initiation and experimental DNAse sensitivity, to explain this surprising result.
While their situation may not be typical – very few artists are given their own album back as a leaving present by their previous label – the band's experiences reveal some of the obstacles facing musicians in what is supposed to be an age of accessibility and democracy, driven by the internet.
The analysis shows that, for these two cities, variations in accessibility tend to be driven by age and gender, and less by income.
The company said the move to automate the news would increase accessibility, "A more algorithmically driven process allows us to scale Trending to cover more topics and make it available to more people globally over time". Some editors will be kept to ensure news topics are still real-world events.
