The phrase "accessible element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, technology, or user experience, particularly when discussing features that make something easy to reach or use for all individuals, including those with disabilities.
Example: "The website includes an accessible element that allows users with visual impairments to navigate easily."
Alternatives: "user-friendly component" or "inclusive feature".
It's incredibly unfair to single out fashion as damaging, especially when it can be one of the most healthy, artistic, accessible elements of growing up.
In Miller's 1925 recording of "Lovesick Blues," all the "vocal trademarks" are there: "his wry, bizarre phrasing, his eccentric timing, his startling falsetto flights in the middle of vowels, his uncanny swoons of timbre and pitch -- these were only the most accessible elements of the singular essence that set him apart, in his own day and forever".
Recent friction force microscopy (FFM) experiments demonstrated that it can be done mechanically by applying vibration to accessible elements of the system.
We then formulate a tracking control problem, whose control objective is for the average system to reach a designated targeted velocity using accessible elements.
Indeed, our results can only reflect the accessible elements of consciousness and hence our conclusions are agnostic to the existence of a richer phenomenological internal construction.
In order to determine whether hookah references were present, coders viewed all publicly accessible elements of the Facebook profile including profile owners' tagged pictures, profile pictures, information sections and their Wall.
In computational terms, sequential hierarchies require the equivalent of a register (holding one element), a queue (multiple freely accessible elements) or a stack (holding multiple elements, but with restricted last-in-first-out access), and require that these forms of persistent memory be available to other ongoing computational processes.
And the rapid growth of micromessaging applications like Twitter, FriendFeed, and Facebook, new disruptions like Gmail's video conferencing tool, and competition between next gen smart phones like iPhone and G1 suggest a morphing of consumer features into powerful API-accessible elements of cross-application services.
Google is now using its most visible, accessible, viral element to get people to sign up and share on Google+.
