The phrase "accessible in between" is not standard and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is available or reachable in a middle position or state.
Example: "The information is accessible in between the two sections of the report."
Alternatives: "available in the middle" or "reachable in between".
Jazz, rock, electronica, world music and everything in-between are more accessible than ever this year as Jazz Fest comes to high definition cable television on AXS TV.
The success of in vitro fertilization has shown that the one-celled human embryo is entirely accessible: In the hours between fertilization in a dish and placement of the fertilized egg in the mother's uterus, the human embryo is available for the injection of any DNA sequence one might have made.
It was accessible in the internet between September 13 and October 31, 2016.
That in-between money runs into millions of dollars for the companies in Cooking Up a Business--and sometimes, that's money they don't have readily accessible.
The mountains were made more accessible in 1971 when border restrictions between the emirates were eliminated.
The results achieved in the more comprehensive commentary are here abbreviated, simplified, and made accessible in the form of a dialogue between a teacher and a pupil.
11 Because the PAS for each region collects data for the DNRP, there is considerable overlap between the information accessible in the two registries.
Mutations between the two parental strains are accessible in the GenYeasTrait database previously described (http://genome.jouy.inra.fr/genyeastrait/[ 4]).
It is a shame that de Grunwald's article failed to distinguish between what's visible and what is accessible in careers provision.
It empirically captures the important relationship between performance interference of VM and major factors which are easily accessible in the real environment.
