The phrase "accessibility for the purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or ease of access to something with a specific goal or intention in mind.
Example: "We need to ensure accessibility for the purpose of enhancing user experience on our website."
Alternatives: "accessibility for the sake of" or "accessibility aimed at".
Note: Due to our emphasis on simplicity and accessibility for the purposes of teaching, these AFMs have no feedback electronics, and (for that reason and others) are not capable of more advanced imaging modes available on commercial instruments, such as constant-force mode, "tapping mode", lateral-force mode, etc.
For that reason, the resolution urges "congregations to advocate for the necessary changes in local, state, and federal law to permit the medicinal use of marijuana and ensure its accessibility for that purpose".
The guidelines emphasize the importance of accessibility of information, for the purpose of empowering data subjects through information.
Ordinary people, call centers, and media companies have large amounts of data stored for the purpose of further processing or simply for later accessibility.
The instrument included questions for the purpose of assessing use of materials, adherence to practices, and accessibility of various instructions.
For the purposes of this dataset, conceptualisation of accessibility extended beyond physical entry and to engagement with the service system.
(For the purposes of this study, the term "accessibility" is used in the context of how readable and understandable the information provided is to the lay reader).
However, for the purposes of the current study design, factors including accessibility, convenience, and subject limitations, caused us to use the 3-minute step test instead of VO2max to evaluate physical fitness.
Aim of the study was to compare HOPE-fixed, FFPE and fresh-frozen bio-specimens for their accessibility for diagnostic and research purposes.
