The phrase "accessible height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a height that is easy to reach or obtain, often in contexts related to design, architecture, or ergonomics.
Example: "The shelves in the kitchen were designed to be at an accessible height for all family members, ensuring everyone could easily reach their favorite dishes."
Alternatives: "reachable height" or "user-friendly height".
The results suggest that smallholders possess cheap forage supplement alternatives on their farms and even on their pasture plots, which simply have to be tolerated by just pruning them into accessible heights for animals.
As I noted in an earlier Next Avenue post, the Bipartisan Policy Center says five universal design features can help make homes safer for older residents: no-step entries; single-floor living; switches and outlets accessible at any height; extra-wide hallways and doors to accommodate walkers and wheelchairs and lever-style door and faucet handles.
My apartment has lowered countertops that are accessible to my height, and I try and cook as much as I can.
This low influence of historical contingency suggests that the original host N. tabacum represents a case of a single accessible fitness peak, or a very limited number of accessible peaks with similar height, otherwise new mutations fixed during Phase 1 might make alternative and more diverse peaks available [ 30].
A boom in high-rise construction and vertical living has resulted in an increase in privately and publicly accessible communal spaces at height within tall buildings.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Everything at street level but cramped, with bar-height tables; accessible restroom.
Restroom is not wheelchair accessible; most seating is counter height.
In the same year, she played Bess Foster alongside Keira Knightley in The Duchess, again directed by Saul Dibb, and rose to new heights: her dark, accessible beauty a contrast to Knightley's aloof, porcelain perfection (in one scene, she teaches Knightley's scandalous, 18th-century society figure, Georgiana, about the pleasures of sex).
An RGB frame-buffer accessible window = < title, width, height, byte-buffer >.
Bargeron's kitchen offered lots of opportunity for vertical storage, but it wouldn't be accessible to a person of average height.
