The phrase "accessible in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something can be effectively utilized or implemented in real-world situations.
Example: "While the theory is sound, we need to ensure that the solution is accessible in practice for all users."
Alternatives: "feasible in reality" or "practical to implement".
Alexander tells me "The objective is to make it accessible in practice to everyone,which means making it so easy that you can use it for both serious and frivolous opinions".
Although this design approach has shown robust against microphone mismatches, the difficulty with the approach is that the PDF of microphone characteristics may not be easily accessible in practice.
Since the prediction coefficients A(k) in (16) are not accessible in practice, they need to be estimated as well, e. g., by the widely used normalized least-mean-squares (NLMS) algorithm [7].
If the model turns out not to be completely identifiable, identifiability may be recovered by extending the set of observables, however this may not be accessible in practice.
The following recommendations propose where some of these efforts should focus, in order to achieve increased levels of user engagement by manufacturers, as is now stipulated by IEC 62366 [ 14]: - Research to better understand the requirements of manufacturers, in terms what is required from human factors engineering methods in order to make their use more feasible and accessible in practice.
The therapeutic value of proprioceptive-based exercises in knee osteoarthritis (KOA) management warrants investigation of proprioceptive testing methods easily accessible in clinical practice.
MRI has revolutionised our ability to image the central nervous system and it has become readily accessible in clinical practice.
Therefore, in the absence of radiographic scores, DXR-BMD, which today may be easily accessible in clinical practice, might be a helpful predictor.
However, this study was pragmatic in nature and as these measurements are easily accessible in clinical practice, VO2 was deemed an appropriate outcome measure.
As neither the Ppc, which is the outside pressure for the right and left ventricle, nor the Ppl are directly accessible in clinical practice, the esophageal pressure (Pes) is commonly used as the outside pressure.
The prediction models in our study have been derived from routinely recorded electronic health data using variables which are accessible in everyday practice in order that they can be applied in real world clinical settings to identify high-risk patients for further screening or prevention.
