The phrase "accessible extraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ease of obtaining or retrieving information or data.
Example: "The software provides accessible extraction of data, allowing users to easily retrieve the information they need."
Alternatives: "easy retrieval" or "user-friendly extraction".
It was found that the amount of electrolyte accessible to extraction remains relatively constant during the first 25 cycles, but then continuously decreases within the subsequent 40 investigated cycles.
Both countries still possess substantial oil and gas deposits, but not of the "easy" variety (deposits close to the surface, close to shore, or easily accessible for extraction).
Moreover, they are easily accessible after tooth extraction, especially wisdom teeth extraction for orthodontic reasons[22].
In the context of food safety, molecularly imprinted polymers are a promising tool to achieve selective and accessible methods of extraction for different residues and contaminants.
Once dependent on natural gas imports, the United States has gone from a buyer to a potential seller after a flurry of recent natural gas discoveries across the country accessible with new extraction technology.
"It just shows the greediness of Russia and Norway that the first thing they talked about is not global warming, which is what's making this area suddenly accessible, but resource extraction," said Truls Gulowsen, head of the group's Norway branch.
Despite the deluge of genome or proteome data accessible today, the extraction of biologically relevant information is an open challenge.
Now with EXB Plus all those samples, even the long-term fixed ones, could be made accessible for protein extraction.
A small amount of easily accessible gas was extracted in the 19th century but it wasn't until the 1970s that shale-gas extraction technology started to develop in earnest, supported by US government R&D funding.
