The phrase "accessible image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to images that are designed to be easily understood or usable by people with disabilities, such as those who are visually impaired.
Example: "The website includes an accessible image with alt text to ensure that all users can understand the content."
Alternatives: "inclusive image" or "user-friendly image".
The Modi administration is carefully cultivating a modern, accessible image: unshackling India from its past, while drawing deeply from Hinduism; developing rapidly, while keeping his traditional supporters happy.
Administration officials said they hoped Mr. Bremer would project a more visible and accessible image, but still act within the bounds of "prudent security".
Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: Prior to class, place on every other student's desk a postcard or accessible image (such as a photocopy) of a realistic painting that uses perspective.
Mr. Clinton, by virtue of his relative youth, and the generational shift embodied in his election, also moved the presidency from card files to e-mail messages and from a certain parental reserve to a more accessible image: commander in chief as older sibling.
The contacts they made at the meeting helped them identify potential funding resources to continue their accessible image project.
Secondly, the emergence of very accessible image processing software, combined with the rise of social media, has put new tools into the hands of enthusiasts who wish to play with pictures and to share them.
In the coming weeks and months, we'll be remediating accessibility problems and releasing accessible images for eCFR.
Accessible, image-driven prompts that invite a variety of kinds of writing.
These short, accessible, image-driven prompts include both photographs and illustrations, and invite a variety of kinds of writing.
His popularity comes from the fact that he makes modern-looking, cool, yet accessible images of the human form.
And this remained true even as he went on to adopt bright colors and more accessible images.
