The phrase "accessible ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or area that is easy to reach or enter, often in the context of physical spaces or metaphorical concepts.
Example: "The park features accessible ground, making it suitable for visitors with mobility challenges."
Alternatives: "easy-to-reach area" or "approachable terrain".
Opponents of the project say that it would largely bypass minority residents and that the money could be spent on cheaper, more accessible ground transportation.
In addition, ICO is building a worldwide fibre belt to link its ground stations, thus further reducing its exposure to PSTN interconnection charges.Iridium has achieved something similar to ICO by building enough intelligence into its satellites for "in-space switching", which routes calls from one satellite to another until an accessible ground station is found.
Changes would only have to be made to the easily accessible ground module.
Again, since there is no publicly accessible ground truth for Twitter sentiment, we compare dictionaries against the others, and look at the words.
The monument was originally going to be at the Roundhouse, but was later moved to the more accessible grounds of the market.
The progress of MER in this area is impeded by the absence of publicly accessible ground-truth data on musically induced emotion.
Travelers should also ask their airlines whether there is wheelchair-accessible ground transportation at the airport, and how often it runs.
"My biggest nightmare is probably trying to find wheelchair-accessible ground transportation" with safety tie-downs for wheelchairs, said Barbara Jacobson, president of Flying Wheels Travel, a tour operator based in Owatonna, Minn., that caters to the disabled.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Ground-floor dining room accessible, with restrooms.
The coastline of the Pacific Northwest is beautiful, and I definitely do not discourage visiting it — so long as you choose places with accessible high ground and figure out in advance how to reach it.
Two of the warehouses in upstate New York have since been consolidated into the Westbury facility, and workers there say it may be the last one to close since it is the most accessible to ground zero.
