The phrase "accessible at the same" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being available simultaneously or in the same manner, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The documents are accessible at the same time for all team members."
Alternatives: "available simultaneously" or "accessible concurrently".
The collection, with its vintage print dresses and soft-shouldered tweed jackets, looked a little lady, and a little accessible at the same time.
Software like Sansan is attractive to small businesses because it "allows them the flexibility of doing business without making large capital investments and being highly scalable and accessible at the same time," says Terada.
I decided that I wanted to start a label that for music that was kind of "out there" but accessible at the same time, which is why I started Output.
The EHR4CR QB was made accessible at the same time, and anonymized login credentials were provided.
The major effect from a three-dimensional model is expected to be that the substrate would not be completely accessible at the same time for the cellulases to digest.
To closely mimic the natural feeding behavior of a young adult female mosquito seeking its first blood meal, we planned to know whether mosquito blood feeding preference to a particular vertebrate host (rabbit in the present study) is a 'random' or 'specific' process, especially when both meal sources are accessible at the same time.
Semantic knowledge accessible at approximately the same stage of processing may not lead to additive effects in product verification.
Massively open online courses (Moocs) and other digital learning environments have also made education more accessible, while at the same time moving it out of the classroom.
Fairs make art almost too accessible, and at the same time no art ever looks quite so vulnerable as it does at a fair, crammed onto a stand with wobbly walls in the souk.
Scattered across a vast plain, the tops of their bald heads make a horizontal line at 2,039m above sea level, "an altitude that is readily accessible but, at the same time, lies beyond the realm of everyday life".
"We wanted to strike a balance, animation wise, between a look that was narrative based, that was something that was accessible but at the same time felt different from what you normally see in primetime animation, and that was a challenge," MacFarlane says.
