The phrase "accessible examples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to examples that are easy to understand or available to a wide audience.
Example: "In the presentation, I included accessible examples to help the audience grasp the complex concepts more easily."
Alternatives: "easy-to-understand examples" or "clear examples".
The writing is concise but clear, is filled with accessible examples, useful diagrams, and illustrations.
This app has been around for a while, but it's still one of the most accessible examples.
The enormous range of his reading and conversation provided a wealth of accessible examples, often humorous or earthy, to anchor difficult philosophical points.
It took a lot of negotiation, Rothko insisting on a permanent, exclusive room for his paintings and resisting any attempt to mix these bleak murals with more accessible examples of his work.
Today only five publicly accessible examples survive - in the RAF Museum in north-west London, Brooklands Museum in Surrey, Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum, the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire and Kelham Island Museum, Sheffield.
Using the MIT-hosted archive, patent applicants can find easily accessible examples of prior art and other technical information for reference.
And for non-mathematicians hoping for a more accessible example, Pythagoras' theorem was also ranked highly.
A more accessible example is a hospital that sits a bit more than a home-run blast from the Baseball Hall of Fame here.
Defectors to the South, no longer manipulated as in the past by South Korea's KCIA, tell credible stories of which The Aquariums of Pyongyang (now in a revised edition) is the most accessible example.
But because a good audience tape of it circulated right after the show, and because a particularly clean soundboard version materialized, in the eighties, with the appearance of the first batch of Betty Boards, and because it is a polished and accessible example of the band at a high point, it became a mainstay of most tape collections and is possibly their most beloved piece of work.
In "Darwin 2009," I chose insects because these animals show original, extremely efficient, and easily observable adaptations; therefore, they constitute an exciting and accessible example.
