The phrase "accessibility market" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the market related to products, services, or technologies designed to improve accessibility for individuals with disabilities or specific needs.
Example: "The accessibility market is rapidly growing as more companies recognize the importance of inclusive design in their products."
Alternatives: "inclusive market" or "assistive technology market".
"This is why this technology is becoming very exciting for the accessibility market".
"We've picked four partners who worked with us through the beta process of the SDK, and we've tried to have one app that addresses the accessibility market, BlindSquare, and then we picked other popular apps that we think have meaningful use of text input in their design".
Such criteria include market size, market accessibility (market or commercial economies), stage of market development, prospects for growth, and promise for future growth and development.
This includes design, usability, accessibility, marketing and performance.
3. Also tech employees would be under the same timezone of California, which gives them accessibility to market needs.
Note: differences within countries may be due to different estimation procedures and/or to variable factors such as economic accessibility or market prices for wood products.
The sampled territories illustrate a gradient from more densely forested areas (close to the protected area and often with poor accessibility to markets) to less forested areas (further from the protected area, with easier market access).
Similarly, locations with exceptional accessibility to markets like northeastern New Jersey (Bergen, Hudson, Essex and Passaic Counties) and southwestern New Jersey (Burlington and Camden Counties) promise to do well.
It provides connectivity to remote areas; provides accessibility to markets, schools, and hospitals; and opens up backward regions to trade and investment.
Infrastructure, in the form of travel time, is considered as the input producing accessibility to markets as output, resulting in a productivity index that is defined as the ratio of potential economic opportunities to infrastructure.
A child's food choices and dietary habits are influenced by peer pressure, accessibility, and marketing.
