The phrase "accessible leads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to leads or contacts that are easy to reach or obtain, often in sales or marketing.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy focuses on generating accessible leads to improve our conversion rates."
Alternatives: "reachable prospects" or "easy-to-contact leads".
"The new idea," he said, "is that transparency is the best defense against bad decisions". Having so much information so accessible leads to exciting applications, Schmidt said.
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A third lab, STAT Analysis of Chicago, found extremely low or not detectable levels both of total lead and of what is called "accessible" lead, or the lead a child could ingest by sucking or chewing on the bib.
Speaking of the new recall, Nancy A. Nord, acting Consumer Product Safety Commission chairwoman, said in a statement, "These recalled toys have accessible lead in the paint, and parents should not hesitate in taking them away from children".
His passion for making works of art more accessible led the Met to create the Wen C. Fong Asian Art Study Room, where students, curators, and scholars from all over the world come to get a firsthand look at the museum's treasures.
Scott Weiner helped launch the company as tech lead, and the concept for making sourcing more accessible led its three co-founders to the Brooklyn Beta summer incubator program to build the first version of their product.
Manufacturers looking for low-cost materials may either knowingly or inadvertently use products that contain hazardous amounts of accessible lead, said Dr. Bruce P. Lanphear, a professor of pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
Nonetheless, in 2008 the EPA drastically increased its standards for measuring airborne lead concentration, as a result of the realization that lead in the air unnecessarily contributes to an already nasty situation of highly accessible lead sources in our water pipes, soil and walls.
Children's toys and jewelry are recalled if the accessible lead dose the amount expected to actually make its way into a child exceeds 175 μg.
"The survey is a joint contribution to the data revolution that is called for in the lead to Sustainable Development Goals as it is proven that good, timely and accessible data leads to positive solutions to inequality and sustainable development".
