The phrase "accessible heart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is open, approachable, and emotionally available to others.
Example: "Her accessible heart made it easy for her friends to confide in her during tough times."
Alternatives: "open heart" or "approachable spirit".
No significant difference was found in the patients' mean hearts with four, seven, or ten accessible segments (P = 0.4897).
Shetty's goal is for his low-cost model to make heart surgery accessible to the millions in need.
UIC is a diverse, easily accessible campus in the heart of a multi-ethnic Democratic city, and event organizers made no apparent effort to limit arena access to Trump supporters.
This extra lead runs from the more easily accessible right ventricle of the heart, out of the heart and into the external vasculature of left ventricle, shocking it from outside the heart.
Beaches here range from shallow, child-friendly bays to secret lagoons accessible only via a heart-racing hike.
The game won hearts through accessible controls that anyone could understand yet still be challenged by, combined with oddly-lyrical music and general quirky vibe.
Additional content was added to the North American release that was absent in the initial Japanese release: new optional bosses, one of which was named after the winner of the official website's "Name-In-Game" sweepstakes, an extra difficulty level, and a teaser of Kingdom Hearts II accessible by meeting certain criteria.
MRI is more readily accessible and can image the heart, pancreas and pituitary gland, but testing requires specific sequences, and measurements in the heart are still investigational.
Her poems are accessible and often learned by heart.
But for 17 months, Cohan's jaunty bronze likeness, hat in hand, has been hidden behind a blue plywood fence in the heart of Times Square, accessible only to pigeons.
