The phrase "accessibility terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the specific conditions or guidelines related to accessibility, often in the context of websites, applications, or services.
Example: "Before using the platform, please review the accessibility terms to ensure compliance with all necessary standards."
Alternatives: "accessibility guidelines" or "accessibility policies".
This article develops a system of physical performance indicators to detect multi-family housing estates that perform worse in energy efficiency, airborne sound insulation against outside noise and accessibility terms.
I wish it existed on iPhone because, in accessibility terms, the current method of clearing Notification Center is a chore.
Indeed, depending on the selected reference period, we would generally obtain alternative values for the different accessibility terms of the population and infrastructure measures.
Also, note that there is a lack of identifiability between α and μ, which has been be resolved by including the chemical potentials in the accessibility terms.
However, there is an additional lack of identifiability between a and μ, which can be resolved by including the chemical potentials in the accessibility terms.
Indeed, the μ a terms can be seen as an additive constant to each accessibility term for a given accessibility class (see additional file 6).
Based on data collected here, it can be argued that health care accessibility in terms of physical, financial and cultural access represents one of the most comprehensive components of the Iranian primary health care.
The first part of her criticism shouldn't be discounted entirely – at least if you measure accessibility in terms of entertainment and enjoyment.
Unexpectedly, the two-step pretreatment did not contribute to the cellulose accessibility in terms of available surface area and porosity.
Besides aspects of technical accessibility in terms of being able to reach the information, readability, understandability and memorability is an essential aspect of accessibility for people with disabilities and more user-friendly for all others.
Traditionally, paediatric HIV care has been provided in tertiary care facilities which have better human and material resources, but limited accessibility in terms of distance for caregivers of HIV-positive children.
