The phrase "accessible message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message that is easy to understand or available to a wide audience, including those with disabilities.
Example: "The organization aims to create an accessible message that can be understood by everyone, regardless of their background or abilities."
Alternatives: "clear communication" or "user-friendly message".
His fame spread with an accessible message about divine love and the unity of religions, philanthropic endeavours such as the endowment of schools and a hospital, and the public performance of purported divine miracles and healings.
They also agreed to initiate a Europe-wide counter-propaganda campaign which they said would send a positive, targeted and easily accessible message to a young audience who are vulnerable to indoctrination.
We limited our search to publicly accessible message boards, since it is likely that any Dutch patient looking for information and using similar keywords when searching for information would also end up on one of these websites.
A sixth study [ 14] was a virtual ethnography of discussion threads in response to questions about HPV vaccination posted on a publicly accessible message board (see Table 3).> The aim or purpose of each study was clearly stated.
The statement also commits to European governments waging a collective counter-extremist propaganda war online — by developing "positive, targeted and easily accessible messages; able to counter [terrorist] propaganda, aimed at a young audience that is particularly vulnerable to indoctrination".
Hike also says it has improved the operation of a Walkie-Talkie feature — which it notes offers an accessible messaging option to Indian users who can't use an English keyboard — to make that easier to use.
If you're a regular company, focus your attention on quick, accessible messages through online channels, and add the human element through videos posted to YouTube and Facebook.
We need a political strategy that has at its heart the kind of clear, compelling, accessible messaging on the core economic issues that matter to low and middle-income Americans that Elizabeth Warren is so good at projecting.
An e-mail archiving system isn't just backup; rather, it's an always-accessible message storehouse that can be searched and retrieved from on an individual basis, as needed, almost as easily as live e-mail.
Social technologies like wikis, broadly accessible instant messaging, content searches and user forums, McKinsey says, are particularly effective among so-called interactions workers.
Its emotions are accessible, its message clear and powerful, its political implications overt and unabashed.
