The phrase "accessibility of trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access to a trial, whether it be a legal trial or a clinical trial, and the factors that influence it.
Example: "The researchers emphasized the importance of the accessibility of trial participants to ensure diverse representation in the study."
Alternatives: "ease of access to the trial" or "availability of the trial".
There were limits to the accessibility of the trial for osteosarcoma patients.
The official version of the Korean translation of the CONSORT statement is required to increase the accessibility of international trial reporting guidelines by Korean researchers.
Public accessibility of a trial was defined as being either reported in Clinicaltrials.gov or published in a MEDLINE-indexed journal.
This is likely to reflect a combination of factors: improved trial design, increased numbers of patients receiving a genetic diagnosis of mitochondrial disease and increased accessibility of clinical trials to patients.
Results from this study will present the first assessment of the scope, quality and accessibility of mental health trials in low and middle-income countries.
This project aims to survey the content, quality and accessibility of a sample of trials relevant to mental health conducted within low and middle-income countries; to compare these with studies conducted in high-income countries; and to assess their relevance for the needs of low and middle-income countries.
Accessibility to trials conducted in low and middle-income countries should be improved by prospective registration of all future trials, as endorsed by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) and the World Health Organization's International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (WHO-ICTRP) [ 33, 34].
The accessibility of the site file to trial staff and its contents will be checked to ensure all trial records are being properly maintained.
Local gene delivery into bone is problematic owing to the limited accessibility of the interior of bone, and its trials have remained preclinical for a long time [1], [13].
