The phrase "accessibility first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where prioritizing accessibility in design, development, or policy is emphasized.
Example: "In our new project, we are adopting an accessibility first approach to ensure that all users can benefit from our services."
Alternatives: "accessibility prioritized" or "accessibility as a priority".
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Tony Hall's achievement there has been to bring stability and a sense of effortless class and national pride, somehow mixed with accessibility, first-class appointments and high-quality products.
I believe that the key qualities a school board member should have are a dedication to the district and its students; strong communication skills and a commitment to accessibility; first-hand knowledge of what's happening in our schools; a focus on teacher quality and accountability; and insight into funding alternatives for the district.
Data analysis yielded five themes: accessibility, first-contact care, longitudinality, comprehensiveness, and coordination.
"It fulfils three functions: improving accessibility for first responders, improving road safety and make the working environment in transport better for vulnerable professions," said Mr Erneberg.
The analysis of constraints listed by respondents showed that water scarcity and accessibility ranked first, despite the observation that Boulgou Province is regarded as well drained by seasonal rivers.
The relevance of studies for our review relied on such commonly recognized attributes of primary medical care as accessibility, comprehensiveness, first contact care, general scope, coordination, continuity and accountability [ 19- 22].
Accessibility: the second component contributing to the quality of an RNA RNA interaction is the accessibility of the target sites in each sequence, which is the energy required to make them single stranded.
Likewise, the results of this study reveal the need to balance the greater accessibility to first-eye surgery to the elderly on the one hand and the enhanced benefit of bilateral cataract surgery to individuals on the other.
