The phrase "accessible for the disabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing facilities, services, or resources that are designed to be usable by individuals with disabilities.
Example: "The new building is fully accessible for the disabled, featuring ramps and elevators for easy navigation."
Alternatives: "accessible to individuals with disabilities" or "designed for people with disabilities".
Restrooms next door are accessible for the disabled.
Mr. Greene denied that his department had failed to meet a federal requirement that 5percentt of its public housing be made accessible for the disabled.
During his sophomore year, Mr. Bell belonged to a team that worked on making Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem more accessible for the disabled.
As the city housing authority rebuffed Mr. Gamble's effort to get control of the property, it was also in a dispute with housing officials in Washington about whether Philadelphia had failed to meet a federal requirement that 5percentt of its public housing be made accessible for the disabled.
Now, thanks to fund-raising within the parish and generous bequests from two parishioners, All Saints can undertake a $1.3 million renovation, to be finished next year, that will include air-conditioning the church, a specific request of one donor; making it accessible for the disabled; and, finally, replacing that facade.
A lot of public transport is not fully accessible for the disabled, so it's the right decision".
At work, she found the buildings accessible, parking for the disabled arranged right outside the entrance; in short, "everything worked".
B1 Taxi Access for the Disabled The Taxi and Limousine Commission is expected to take steps to encourage taxis to be more accessible to people in wheelchairs.
Tessier, a junior at Pomona College and a quadriplegic, was honored for community service, including forming a Panel for Architectural Review to ensure that all campus building projects are accessible to the disabled and for organizing handicap awareness groups for student leaders.
In May, after both sides acknowledged that the state could not overhaul its entire system in time for this year's elections, they agreed on a compliance plan that required each county to provide a limited number of voting machines that are fully accessible to the disabled for this year's elections.
In 2008 the space that had been the Purple Manor 30 years earlier was plate-glass-fronted, accessible to the disabled, and for rent.
