The phrase "accessible because of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason something is easy to reach or obtain due to a specific factor or condition.
Example: "The information is accessible because of the new online database that has been implemented."
Alternatives: "available due to the" or "reachable thanks to the".
"Image-making is more accessible because of the digital world," Mr Knight said.
But the counting has already begun in some remote places that might not be accessible because of the onset of the Russian winter.
The region has become a focus of political and economic strategy for the Kremlin as its natural resources have become more accessible because of the warming climate.
So that, the aim of this paper is to explore the extension of a PITM subfilter model to high Reynolds numbers where conventional LES is not any more accessible because of the highly consuming cost.
Cashmere is accessible because of the creation of freer markets in China and Mongolia — which supply most of the world's cashmere — has caused oversupply and sent the price of raw cashmere plummeting.
However, the council's sphere of influence and objectives have grown over time as non-Arctic states eye the region, which is becoming more accessible because of the rapidly warming climate, for its oil, gas and mineral riches.
"Even when contraception is available in pharmacies, it may not be economically accessible because of fees," the study points out.
Its director, Linda Chavez, said: "We're very well-known in the community and easily accessible because of our location". The Asian-Pacific collection, with 10,000 books, struggles to serve a community of many languages and cultures.
This epitope becomes accessible because of conformational changes of the receptor due to the calcium complexing effect of EDTA (Fitzgerald & Phillips, 1985).
We're not in competition with the village hall, but this place can be open and accessible more because of the way it's built.
