The phrase "accessible for testing and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or readiness of something for testing purposes, often in a technical or project management context.
Example: "The new software update is now accessible for testing and will be reviewed by the QA team next week."
Alternatives: "available for testing and" or "open for testing and".
In Tumbes, most participants studied at the school within their own or neighbouring village and were thus accessible for testing.
These results are not incompatible with the idea that FOXA genes could be involved in human placenta modifications of gene expression when ART is used, but mostly at early stages of gestation when human samples are not accessible for testing.
With access to only one side of the panel, the method is shown to be able to detect and identify core damage and skin delamination with a positional accuracy of ± 2 mm, and to indicate which skin is delaminated, regardless of which side of the panel is accessible for test.
In 2008, the United Kingdom's National AIDS Trust called for more accessible HIV testing and to permit and regulate self-testing, with assessment of impact on risk-reduction behavior and access to care [ 28].
We need Medicaid expansion in all states, and quality, accessible HIV testing and healthcare for all people (including the undocumented immigrants who are denied many of the promises of Obamacare).
This review suggests that self-testing may be an additional way to meet the need for confidential and accessible HIV testing, and may discourage current unregulated self-testing.
Data submitted to biosafety regulation agencies is increasingly considered a private good (FAO & WHO [2010]) and thus rarely accessible for independent testing by non-public institutions.
Pyronaridine is a component of a combination therapy for malaria that was recently approved by the European Medicines Agency, which may make it more readily accessible for clinical testing.
As new areas of biology are explored and new experimental methods are developed, the specific tasks carried out by biocurators may change, but the underlying goal of interpreting, organizing, and making data easily accessible for hypothesis generation and testing will remain essential.
