The phrase "accessibility planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to creating or improving access for individuals with disabilities or ensuring that services and environments are usable by everyone.
Example: "The city council is focusing on accessibility planning to ensure that public spaces are navigable for people with mobility challenges."
Alternatives: "inclusivity planning" or "access planning".
Accessibility planning thus did little to move the transport sector away from charity towards justice.
The same holds for the short-lived experiment with accessibility planning in the UK.
The fact that accessibility planning was quickly abandoned after the economic crisis of 2008 only underscores this observation.
Road data enables GIS applications to facilitate a variety of services which include satellite navigation, route planning, health-care accessibility planning, land cover classification, and infrastructure management.
Accessibility planning for sidewalks or buildings needs to be accurate and mistakes at this stage may lead to expensive adjustments later on.
There is a growing trend in the literature on transport planning that advocates a change of paradigm from mobility to accessibility planning ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]).
Separately, because of the bill, the city will be prohibited from auctioning more than 400 new yellow cab medallions — a significant source of revenue that is already included in next year's budget — until the State Transportation Department, which is overseen by Mr. Cuomo, approves its accessibility plan.
With this in mind, AT&T yesterday unveiled a Text Accessibility Plan.
A good accessibility plan can avoid possible conflicts involving equipment and allows for smooth transportation during the entire project.
But in the long term, a branded phone is the natural extension of Facebook's ongoing global accessibility plan.
In response to a planned complaint announced by Public Knowledge, Free Press and the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute in September, AT&T announced earlier this month that it would also be extending FaceTime over cellular to subscribers on tiered LTE data plans, and to deaf and hard-of-hearing customers on tiered accessibility plans.
