The phrase 'accessible for anyone' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is easy to approach, understand, or use. For example: "This website provides resources that are accessible for anyone, regardless of age or experience."
But period costumes are everywhere, and easily accessible for anyone who needs to become someone else.
"We have won these awards and beaten these snooty cheeses, yet we're in the dairy case and accessible for anyone to buy," she said.
However, when residents finally began to recover from that grim nightmare around 2000, they found themselves smack in the middle of the Information Age, where global ideas — aesthetic and otherwise — were accessible for anyone with an Internet connection.
Designed to be widely accessible for anyone to read, 'We Should All Be Feminists' provides an outline of sexual politics in the modern world, from the more patent discrimination that women face to the less obvious micro-aggressions and pressures which can hold women back.
But it's also easily accessible for anyone who is trained and fit.
"This is our goal – to make online advertising accessible for anyone".
Advanced users can add in RSS subscriptions to tune their feed, but it's accessible enough for anyone to use.
Video and photography apps now contain editing features based on those used in professional software, but made accessible enough for anyone to use in a couple of taps, and music-making apps are reducing the barrier to making listenable sounds.
Two-year schools, however, can be an affordable and accessible option for anyone looking to further their education.
It will be an "accessible orgy" for anyone and everyone, and will include an interpreter for the deaf, hydraulic lifts for wheelchairs, and free entry for Personal Support Workers.
It all adds up to make it a much more accessible drone for anyone who isn't adept in the art of RC flying.
