The phrase "accessible door" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a door that is designed to be easily used by individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges.
Example: "The new building features an accessible door that allows wheelchair users to enter without assistance."
Alternatives: "handicap-accessible entrance" or "ADA-compliant door".
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The inventors say they decided to replace the glove compartment with a microwave because "many items which were formerly stored in the dashboard area, in particular, the dashboard glove compartment, are now stored in new more accessible door pockets, seat pockets and a centrally located storage console located between the two front seats".
Go to Nantucket Regional Transit Authority (NRTA), or call 508-325-7516 for informabout about "Your Island Ride". Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA) provides both accessible door-to-door van service to persons eligible under ADA guidelines and issues reduced fare passes for service on its fixed route buses to persons with disabilities and persons age 65 and older.
And while there might be situations in which buildings built before that time could be required to have accessible doors installed -- such as when the entire entryway was being replaced -- the mere replacement of the latching mechanism would generally not result in the owner having to comply with the stricter codes.
If there's any partying to be had here, it's going on behind closed, security-card accessible doors – and I'm not invited.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Accessible; restroom doors are narrow.
The Bio-X Poster Printer is located on the third floor of the South wing of the Clark Center, accessible through door S3.2 during business hours.
"He was always accessible; the door to his office was always open," said Roald Hoffmann, professor emeritus of chemistry at Cornell University and one of Dr. Lipscomb's Nobel protégés in 1981.
Splendid supervisors are around most of the time and very accessible: Their door is always open and they like to chat about the discipline with a cup of coffee.
Hospital and obstetric staff are easily accessible next door should complications arise during delivery.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Ramp at door; accessible restrooms.
