The phrase "accessible as of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the date or time from which something becomes available or can be accessed.
Example: "The new features will be accessible as of next Monday."
Alternatives: "available starting" or "open from".
The human body is a compound and complex system, containing many levels (not all of which may even be accessible as of now).
While data in GenBank has always been freely accessible, as of September 2012 the website still included the disclaimer that there might be patent, copyright, or other intellectual property encumbrances on the data.
Popular spots — including the Indian Canyon trailhead, Gold Mesa Campground, Bear Canyon Trail, Silver Moccasin Trail and the Sunset Ridge Trail — will be accessible as of Monday, said agency spokeswoman Sherry Rollman.
The database was no longer publicly accessible as of Jan . 13 Hunt said, but anyone who obtained the data while it was live could still use it for nefarious purposes, including accessing a victim's account.
All web addresses referenced in this document were accessible as of the submission date.
The current study showed that in terms of distance, the clinics were accessible as most of the participants lived within 5 km of such a facility.
In the penultimate chapter, Floria lies dying, and we hear the end of her story in an unexpected way, through a stream-of-consciousness narrative that is as clear and accessible as any of the straightforward accounts we have read up to this point.
And downloads of free books are as readily accessible as downloads of free music.
A common criticism of Majora's Mask is that it's not as accessible as Ocarina of Time.
They are not mined for their own sake, but are only accessible as byproducts of the mining processes for other metals, such as copper.
It is not as accessible as some of his acknowledged masterpieces such as Waiting for the Barbarians, Disgrace, and Life and Times of Michael K, but it is an unsettling and puzzling novel that continues to foist itself upon my consciousness.
