The phrase "accessible in the event of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing availability or access to something during a specific situation or occurrence.
Example: "The emergency supplies will be accessible in the event of a natural disaster."
Alternatives: "available in case of" or "reachable during".
The problem was magnified by the city's "failure to ensure the availability of sufficient accessible transportation in the event of an emergency," he wrote.
This year, Trump administration officials have made a precedent-setting decision to keep national parks and public land "as accessible as possible" in the event of a shutdown, Interior Department spokeswoman Heather Swift told The Post.
Interior spokeswoman Heather Swift said in a statement Thursday that those public places would "remain as accessible as possible" in the event of a shutdown.
Keep it in a safe place that is easily accessible, so that you can use it in the event of bank collapse.
At Gagosian, each bill comes sandwiched between two slabs of clear Lucite held together by magnets, making the bills easily accessible in the event that you need to make it rain Warhols.
We fully expect the government to continue operations however in the event of a shut down #publiclands will be as accessible as safely possible under the law.
If your retail store or office is accessible to the public, then you must plan for customer and employee safety in the event of an emergency.
At four hours from Washington, D.C. the place was deemed close enough to be accessible, remote enough to be unbombworthy, and posh enough its a resort, after all to house Congress in the event of a nuclear catastrophe.
However, in the event of a shutdown, National Parks and other public lands will remain as accessible as possible while still following all applicable laws and procedures," Interior spokeswoman Heather Swift said in an email.
