The phrase "accessible claims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing claims or statements that are easy to understand or available to a wide audience.
Example: "The report includes accessible claims that can be easily interpreted by the general public."
Alternatives: "clear assertions" or "understandable statements".
It was mainly because safe water points have been identified and promptly made accessible, claimed Musa, who is responsible for the implementation this UNICEF-funded and Oxfam-supported local level initiative.
"Based on our review of the publicly accessible evidence, a claim of such global magnitude is not accurate," a panel of seven academics from a variety of fields wrote.
Craven said Sochi had become Russia's first accessible city and claimed the Paralympics would leave a lasting legacy in terms of improving facilities and changing attitudes towards the disabled.
"Thank You for Saying Thank You" lampoons critics of difficult poetry, beginning, "This is a totally / accessible poem," satirizing the claims built into certain kinds of lyric poetry and describing itself into existence: "It fully expresses / the feelings of the / author: my feelings, / the person speaking / to you now".
The website offers the opportunity to see various cities across the globe from the perspective of drones—"accessible as never before," claims the anonymous creators. .
Ethics approval/IRB approval was not necessary as the study was performed as part of a DM program using administrative claims data accessible to all authors.
"I have never had intercourse with any woman … who was not alike accessible to others," he claimed, addressing rumors of adultery.
The World Heritage site near Salisbury is now more accessible than ever, archaeologists claim, thanks to Google's Under-the-Earth: Seeing Beneath Stonehenge project.
Our selection of literature is intended to illustrate significant insights, concepts and understanding, as well as the current scope of using molecular simulations for understanding polymorphic transitions in an accessible way, rather than claiming completeness.
Open science refers to the process of making the content and process of producing evidence and claims transparent and accessible to others.
