The phrase "accessible easy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both easy to access and easy to use, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new software is designed to be accessible easy for all users, regardless of their technical skills."
Alternatives: "user-friendly" or "easy to access."
Those platforms were highly accessible, easy to use, and free.
And many are accessible, easy to add to an Inca heartland trip.
We aim to develop this platform to form an accessible, easy connection between co-ops and their consumer base.
"We want it to be the opposite of the Washington aesthetic," said Robert Young, the associate partner in charge of the project, "open, accessible, easy to get into".
Kuppers Kolsch is an accessible, easy drinking version while Hellers Kolsch and Fruh Kolsch are given the thumbs up by beer boffins.
This should help make quality control of dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) units accessible, easy, and affordable for any specialist or general practitioner.
Without formal requirements for continuing education, the most effective solutions may be to develop educational resources that are accessible, easy-to-digest and immediately and effectively applicable to research (for example, brief, web-based modules for specific topics, and combinations of modules that are customized for particular research applications).
"We needed to quickly provide thousands of our employees with accessible, easy-to-use information and virtual care, and that's exactly what HealthTap delivered," said Flex chief human resources officer Paul Baldassari in a statement.
This is often referred to as 'the access to justice crisis.' The two market segments have one thing in common: the desire for more accessible, easy-to-interact with, transparent, efficient, cost-effective, responsive, value/ metric/ and result-driven service and a better customer experience.
Currently plain radiographs are more accessible, easier to interpret by nonradiologists, and are not as operator-dependent as ultrasonography.
On the other hand, it is difficult to find professionals for empirical studies, whereas students are more accessible, easier to organize, and represent lower costs (Rivero and Conte2012).
