"accessibility provided" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe the availability of an object or service. For example, "The library's website offers accessibility provided to its patrons."
The paper presents an analysis of the mobility practices of residents and investigates the mobility constraints they experience in relation to the limited accessibility provided by the urban transport system.
Through the implementation of pedestrianisation projects, it is possible to create economically competitive and liveable urban areas, while the security and attractiveness of city centres are significantly increased by the improved accessibility provided by these schemes.
This paper addresses why users accept or reject a Web site and how user's acceptance is affected by the features (i.e. information quality of a Web site, response time and system accessibility) provided by a Web site.
For me the most important filmic discovery was jaw dropping accessibility provided by Netflix "Watch Now".
"Celebrity worship today is different because of added accessibility provided by transmedia, where more people across the world have the ability to participate in celebrity culture to the point of becoming one.
Although the functional equivalencies of this protein in the two species are not precisely matched, the visual accessibility provided by the zebra fish system provide a unique opportunity to examine the behaviour of this protein at the molecular level.
The notion of accessibility provides insight in what persons can do with the transport-related resources available to them, which is more important than those resources themselves [44].
Researching perceived accessibility provides both academics and policy makers with insight on whether various ECEC policies have a positive impact on people's lives.
Traditional studies generally use population, GDP, and land use to measure the social economy factors, while accessibility provides a new measure for regional social economy factors.
Raster-based modelling of overall accessibility provides an indication of the very high travel times endured by residents in the periphery.
Among the built environment variables used in the analysis, accessibility provides much more explanatory power than density, design and diversity measures.
