The phrase "accessibility in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how accessibility pertains to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The report examines accessibility in relation to public transportation systems in urban areas."
Alternatives: "accessibility concerning" or "accessibility with respect to".
In regard to their approach to accessibility in relation to health care disparities, in some of the papers access to care was only mentioned, without any definition or explanation, as part of a broader discussion [ 28, 33, 35, 36, 38].
However, few, if any, solutions have considered pipeline accessibility in relation to operation and maintenance.
However, the study generated valuable information from the available data to assess physical accessibility in relation to TB service performance.
Oppland county was chosen because of the area's accessibility in relation to the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science, and known to have many dairy farms with cubicle sheds of various sizes located in geographically diverse environments.
After discussing form-filling in general we showed participants the EQ-5D and the SGRQ, and prompted them to comment on accessibility in relation to the formatting, style, colours, the addition of pictures, and anything else about the visual impression of the PROM.
The aim of this paper is to examine the mobility characteristics of the elderly in rural settlements with different accessibility (low accessibility, medium accessibility, and high accessibility), defined in relation to the facilities that are important to the elderly and the transport network density.
In the morning peak, the accessibility performance of Madrid is 86.98 % of its global potential accessibility value in relation to the free flow situation; it is caused by an increment of 14.15 % in its global weighted impedance.
The strongest associations (highest PRs) were found for accessibility stress in relation to the mental health outcomes.
This paper aims to investigate the accessibility of parks in relation to social status of the inhabitants.
In particular, the equitable distribution of accessibility patterns is explored in relation to neighborhood socio-economic strata.
A similarly discordant situation was observed in relation to accessibility, which was assigned an intermediate performance by users and a good grade by the other two groups.
