The phrase "accessibility is difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or barriers related to making something accessible, such as information, services, or environments.
Example: "Many websites fail to meet accessibility standards, which means that accessibility is difficult for users with disabilities."
Alternatives: "accessibility poses challenges" or "accessibility is a struggle."
With the limited information in the IBBA-NH survey, accessibility coverage is difficult to measure in terms of physical location of the health care service.
Even when these data are collected, dissemination to the public may be poor, and data accessibility is often difficult for external researchers.
The authors address this by correcting for relative solvent accessibility, but this description is difficult to follow.
Accessibility to the elderly population is difficult especially in Lebanon where there is no social security or national health system covering the entire population.
There are now numerous stoichiometric precedents for the C H activation step at complexes based on the {RhCp*} fragment[ 5] and in some cases for the subsequent alkene insertions.[ 5g] However, in catalytic reactions intermediates are often not detected and so information on the accessibility of the various steps involved is difficult to establish.
Since accessibility may be difficult in these emergency situations, proper preparedness planning must occur, including having multiple stockpiles within the same country in order increase the possibility of distributing the supplies.
It is difficult to find a balance between accessibility of a diagnostic method and the confidence in the test results.
From the findings of the accessibility analysis of the TSSC, we found out that it is difficult to ensure the integrity of inherited data.
Although there are numerous regulations and standards regarding accessibility in the development of user interfaces, accessibility is nevertheless quite difficult to achieve, let alone to maintain at a high level of quality throughout the development process.
