The phrase "accessibility to public" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity, as it implies a lack of specificity regarding what is accessible to the public.
Example: "The city is working to improve accessibility to public transportation for all residents."
Alternatives: "public access" or "access for the public".
Mother's driving license (OR=0.49), more owned cars (OR=0.53), higher mother's educational degree (OR=0.74), accessibility to public transport (OR=0.26), and access to school service (OR=0.22) were related to active school travel.
Higher parental age (OR=1.02) and household income (OR=1.27), accessibility to public transport (OR=0.42), attending public school (OR=0.36), access to school service (OR=0.45) and contextual and design preconditions for walking (OR=0.81) were associated with PWTS to eligible schools.
There is adequate accessibility to public service, with somewhat active business sectors.
Of the 18 works being shown, 7 were commissioned for the exhibition, which is designed to increase awareness of and accessibility to public art.
Mr. Kellogg said that for City Opera to make this move viable, accessibility to public transportation and visibility to tourists (who could number 10 million a year) are essential.
Although a Disability Act has been passed, he says amendments are needed and criticises a stark "lack of funding and any sense the provisions are being adhered to in terms of accessibility to public buildings and the creation of opportunity to the various disabled groups nationwide".
Firstly, not only accessibility to locations via public transport but also access to public transport by different modes has to be dealt with.
MONTREAL The World Film Festival is known for its accessibility to the public, which votes on awards in five different categories, including best documentary, best film from Latin America and, naturally, the People's Choice.
All are meant to broaden their accessibility to the public.
As an important link to the Lincoln era, the cottage's accessibility to the public is of fundamental educational and national significance.
There would be fewer donors, yes, but larger donations over all, and greater accessibility to the public — even those who cannot afford to pay anything at all.
