The phrase "accessible model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that is easy to understand, use, or obtain, often in contexts like education, design, or technology.
Example: "The new software features an accessible model that allows users of all skill levels to navigate its functions effortlessly."
Alternatives: "user-friendly model" or "easy-to-use model".
The skin represents an excellent and accessible model organ to study aging that is characterized by atrophy, wrinkle formation, reduced tensile strength and impaired wound healing.
Imogen Gibbon and Michael Clarke, the co-curators of the exhibition, believe that the prevalence of self-portraiture throughout art history is in part due to accessibility and the notion of legacy: "As an artist, the most readily accessible model you have is yourself.
Yet, suitable and easily accessible model systems for monitoring tissue mechanics at high precision are rare.
MysiRNA is a novel, freely accessible model capable of predicting siRNA inhibition efficiency with improved specificity and sensitivity.
Its activists are presenting a potentially more accessible model of "Islamist feminism" to many rural and socially conservative Tunisian women than that of secularist parties.
Butterfly wing patterns are of special interest to evolutionary biologists because they provide an easily accessible model of how natural selection chooses from many possible variations.
By placing an otherwise out-of-reach municipal service into the hands of citizens, Bilikiss has created a simple, open and accessible model of income for those living and working in the informal setting of the slums.
The work done in Higgins's lab isn't driven by a search for a cure for hair loss, but hair happens to be a convenient, accessible model for her to work with.
Some discussion of the potential applications of these now easily-accessible model products and modeling approaches is warranted.
The VPH/Physiome Project is developing the model encoding standards CellML (cellml.org) and FieldML (fieldml.org) as well as web-accessible model repositories based on these standards (models.physiome.org).org
To achieve this requires an open-source internationally collaborative effort to design XML standards for encapsulating models, web-accessible model databases, and computational tools for authoring and visualizing models and running model simulations.
