The phrase "accessible growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economic development, personal development, or any area where growth is made available or attainable for a wider audience.
Example: "The company's mission is to promote accessible growth in the community by providing resources and support for local entrepreneurs."
Alternatives: "inclusive growth" or "equitable growth".
In this case, the ligand needs to be able to exchange on and off the growing NCs, so that regions of the NCs surface are transiently accessible for growth, yet entire crystals are, on average, monolayer-protected to block aggregation [39].
Because CVD involves the vapor phase transport of precursor molecules, deposition is possible at all locations accessible to the growth gases (in contrast to molecular beam epitaxy, which is directional).
There seemed to be general agreement that this was now a global town square, made accessible by the growth in mobile use.
The plethora of books, blogs and DVDs now easily accessible, and the rapid growth of poker online, means newcomers can learn the art much more quickly than in earlier eras.
Peanut shells as wastes of peanut have a considerable volume in Guilan Province, Iran, the compost of which can be used as a cheap and accessible resource in the growth medium of ornamental plants.
Zebrafish embryos are externally accessible and their developmental growth is extremely rapid, reminiscent of tumor progression except in a highly controlled fashion.
Antlers can be used as an interesting and easily accessible model for bone growth processes as well as mammalian regeneration [1] [3].
Conditions were such that siderophores were beneficial (iron was limiting) and accessible to cheats (liquid growth medium allows free diffusion of siderophores), and cooperation was not under positive social selection (competition was entirely within-patch).
The microarray experiments reported by Wong et al. [ 19] investigating gene expression in plants stressed in growth cabinets is accessible at NCBI's Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database [ 59], accession GSE2981.
"In the last decade, the growth in publicly accessible sailing opportunities has been huge," said Kim Hapgood, the program director at Rhode Island's Sail Newport center and a member of the U.S. Sailing council on community sailing.
