The phrase "accessible for the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or suitability of resources, tools, or environments for the purpose of development.
Example: "The new software tools are accessible for the development of our upcoming project, making it easier for the team to collaborate."
Alternatives: "available for development" or "open for development".
SkinSensDB is a curated database for AOP-associated skin sensitization assays aiming to provide an easily accessible resource for the development of AOP-based computational models.
PBMC are an accessible tissue for the development of robust novel diagnostics and previous studies have shown that for bovine tuberculosis, immune responses occurring in the peripheral blood reflect those at the site of disease [ 23].
PBMCs represent an accessible tissue for the development of improved diagnostics, and previous studies have shown that immune responses generated in the peripheral blood of bovines infected with tuberculosis reflect those at the site of disease [ 47].
In theory, this protocol could make a large pool of trifluoroethylated compounds accessible for the straightforward development of PET radiotracers [ 22, 50, 51].
This underscores the importance of accessible facilitator training for the development of falls prevention infrastructure.
Other 19th century newcomers along the creek engaged mainly in logging, farming, and dairy farming until the Southern Pacific Railroad and the Oregon Electric Railway lines made the watershed more accessible for urban development around the turn of the 20th century.
For the last three and a half decades, however, these former wet season rangelands have been made more accessible through the development of ponds to collect rain water.
The country was only recently made accessible, due to the development of a wheelchair-accessible tuk-tuk.
That could make deeper waters — like those off the Pacific Coast, around the Hawaiian islands and in the Great Lakes — accessible for wind-energy development.
However, we suggest a minimum standard of model description for good modelling practice, namely the provision of source code and an accessible natural language description, and argue for the development of a common standard.
