The phrase "accessible electronically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that can be accessed through electronic means, such as the internet or digital devices.
Example: "The report is available in the online database and is accessible electronically for all registered users."
Alternatives: "available online" or "retrievable digitally".
We measured the spectrum of ICU clinical data accessible electronically, the availability of decision support tools, the availability of electronic imaging systems for radiology, the use of electronic order entry and medication administration systems, and the availability of hardware and wireless or mobile systems.
A total of approximately 13 million word forms are thus accessible electronically.
Newspapers from Israel (e.g. Ha-Aretz) are housed in Lehman Library and, where available, accessible electronically via CLIO.
The Choice in End of Life Care review board recommended that dying patients' choices and preferences on care and treatment be recorded in personal plans that are easily accessible electronically by health and social care professionals.
Cameras were getting smaller, the video and sound quality sharper, but more broadly all forms of communication – from spoken to online written to still and moving visual and audio information – were widely and instantly accessible, electronically, across borders, and at very little relative cost.
Until now, this content was only accessible electronically through the CD-ROM version published in 1999.
In addition to the knowledge base, a database covering the environmental toxicity of chemicals is being built, emphasising, but not restricted to, aquatic toxicity, with effort concentrated on data from African sources not previously easily-accessible electronically.
Much of the collection can be accessed electronically, while touring exhibitions make its treasures accessible all over the world.The trouble is, this is all rather expensive.
Documentation and archives must be methodically arranged from the outset of a project to ensure that relevant documents and data are retained, available, and accessible both electronically and in hard copy (IFRC 2012).
In the meanwhile, data on post-Chernobyl health detriment in the former Soviet Union and exposed parts of Europe, including evidence of association with such contamination, are already accessible, mostly electronically.
Other paediatric and neonatal formularies are available [ 38– 40], some of which have specific schemes to enable access from LMICs, such as the British National Formulary for Children (BNFC), which is electronically accessible free of charge to developing nations included in the WHO's HINARI programme [ 38, 41].
