The phrase "accessible makes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is made accessible, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new software update accessible makes it easier for users with disabilities to navigate the interface."
Alternatives: "accessible design" or "enhanced accessibility".
The authors argue that having this information readily accessible makes it easier for development agencies and governments to decide what to focus on.
Of course, being accessible makes the price of Wimberley real estate — the average home price being about $300,000 — a bit high for those parts.
Still, Twitter's apprehension to make the setting too accessible makes sense.
Trade with Syria has largely been kept open and the fertile area along the Tigris has been accessible, making access to food possible".
Make college affordable, make it accessible, make it free, make it a requirement for employment.
And their work is focused on both protecting land and making things accessible: making wonderful trails, making the shoreline accessible, making ponds accessible, and beautiful views accessible.
The Style Mile (glasgowstylemile.com), a central hub of shops, bars and restaurants, is compact and accessible, making hunting down sales bargains that bit more manageable.
All of our efforts now have to be put towards the future and making things better, making things more accessible, making things more democratic.
I'm all about trying to make something accessible, make it for a big audience, and try to say something.
It's not easy, but talking to people, conveying the excitement of discovery, making science accessible, making a career in science envisionable it's all important.
Similarly Arg, although partially solvent-accessible, makes hydrogen bonds between its guanidinium group and the backbone carbonyl groups of Leu and Tyr to stabilize the start of the loop structure linking the two helices of the WH domain.
