The phrase "accessibility problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the ease of access to services, information, or environments for individuals, particularly those with disabilities.
Example: "The website has an accessibility problem that prevents visually impaired users from navigating it effectively."
Alternatives: "access issue" or "access barrier".
But it's not really public in the sense that there's an accessibility problem, whereas the Internet is rapidly changing that".
Making land and food available goes a long way to solving the accessibility problem.
If a website doesn't display correctly, it has an accessibility problem.
Accordingly, we identify a pore accessibility problem in the Ti3SiC2-DCs, as reported for Ti3SiC2-DCs prepared at 1073 K in our previous work.
The real accessibility problem is not the use of one word among perhaps more academically-minded feminists, but the closing down of debate by so-called "big name feminists".
To address this accessibility problem, we have developed a novel approach to systematically examine the current urban land use and road network conditions as well as to identify poorly connected regions, using GPS data collected from taxis.
In 2011, a guest at the Trump International Miami ― which the reality star doesn't own but licenses his name to ― alleged that his designated accessible room had accessibility problems.
In the coming weeks and months, we'll be remediating accessibility problems and releasing accessible images for eCFR.
Advocates of SBHCs claim that these clinics help reduce geographic accessibility problems and reduce financial access impediments to needed health care for economically disadvantaged urban youths.
In 2010, a list of standards were added the ADA to address building accessibility problems in already constructed buildings and to ensure the access to buildings constructed in the future.
Track remediation of reported accessibility problems.
