The phrase "accessible controls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to controls or features that are easy to use or navigate, particularly for individuals with disabilities.
Example: "The new software update includes accessible controls that allow users with visual impairments to navigate more easily."
Alternatives: "user-friendly controls" or "easy-to-use controls".
The series effectively uses the dynamics of a car racing game, with accessible controls, multiple vehicles to choose from, and a concentration on tense, close dogfights.
However, it skews even younger than Minecraft with accessible controls, and a troupe of robots to help them build, demolish and paint blocks within the on-screen world.
The volume or track number adjusts by use of the large, easily accessible controls right on top.
The Move Wireless sound almost as good as Bluetooth headphones that cost four times as much without sacrificing solid basic features like intuitive and easily accessible controls.
"The system blends the flexibility of the latest generation of portable navigation devices with the convenience of in-dash display and accessible controls to produce a system that is both easy to use and easily upgraded in the field".
The game won hearts through accessible controls that anyone could understand yet still be challenged by, combined with oddly-lyrical music and general quirky vibe.
Therefore, a successful flow control framework requires a viable as well as accessible control scheme and understanding of underlying flow dynamics as key information of the flow system.
The Frenkel Kontorova model describing the dynamics is a nonlinear interconnected system and the accessible control elements are average quantities only.
The DNase accessible control datasets used in over-representation analyses were generated from DNase I hypersensitivity datasets (UW DNase: University of Washington) [ 42] downloaded from the UCSC ENCODE database [ 43].
As researchers we can turn our attention to the problems of designing and building tools and services for a large scale trusted federated privacy preserving cloud infrastructure, with fine grained access control, user accessible audit trails, and trust assurance mechanisms.
Only 1% of U.S. housing units have all five of what are called "universal design" features: no-step entry; single-floor living; extra-wide doorways and halls; accessible electrical controls and switches and lever-style door and faucet handles.
