The phrase "accessible in a number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the availability or reach of something across various platforms, formats, or locations.
Example: "The report is accessible in a number of formats, including PDF, Word, and HTML."
Alternatives: "available in several" or "obtainable in various".
"The global industry holds equipment that is accessible to BP in a number of locations – this is best practice for the industry.
Thus, as an example, an article on Gene Regulatory Networks should be written in a style accessible to a number of social science researchers using Social Network Analysis and vice versa.
More accessible are a number of landscaped squares in residential districts in Paris, several of them designed by Jean-Charles Alphand, the mid-19th-century park designer who also turned the Bois de Boulogne from forest into park.
The study suggests that while a program such as AHRRTS is accessible and facilitates participation in a number of ways, significant barriers to participation continue to persist at the coal face.
Though classic simulationist accounts have tended to assume that the simulation process is at least in-principle accessible to consciousness, a number of recent simulation-style accounts appeal to neuroscientific evidence suggesting that at least some simulative processes take place completely unconsciously.
While IBM announced an initial pilot of World Wire in October 2017, today the network is officially accessible in a growing number of markets.
No effects on hydrogen bonding were found due to the change in the solvent accessible area or a number of hydroxyl groups.
MicMac is organised in a number of modules, accessible through a common command mm3d.
A record of over 1500 VUS results [ 12] (as well as pathogenic BRCA1 and BRCA2 coding variants) is held in a number of publicly accessible databases.
Transport BPP has centrally located study centres in a number of UK cities – all easily accessible from the main railway stations.
