The phrase "accessible my" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and cannot be used in any context as it stands.
Example: "I want to make my resources accessible to everyone."
Alternatives: "my accessible" or "available to me".
That book and a companion, "Time to Eat," provide the rough format for the smart, informative and accessible "My First Day," as the team offers a glimpse into the very first day of newborn animals, whether a sifaka, a capybara or a California sea lion.
Outrageous yet accessible; my own age yet way more worldly; petite yet buxom; whip-smart yet insouciant; African-American yet totally accepted in the white world of heavy metal, Bea was quite simply one of the most unabashedly alive people I'd ever met.
My two golf school handbooks are easily accessible atop my pile of mail on my dining-room table.
That version of the article will be accessible in My Drafts from the "MY PROFILE" drop down list for a standard year.
My refusal to bow to the pressures of femininity, my refusal to be seen as "accessible…" My furrowed brow carries the weight of the women in my family who were brave enough to shout "no" and mean it.
She reiterated her hope to be assigned to a "facility closer to my family, and more accessible to my appellate attorneys".
(low-SES, 2 children 10m & 5y) Other sources: "I've been to pharmacy about say a cough or something, rather than going to the doctor" (high-SES 2 children 11 & 13) "My books are more accessible than my family and friends".
My phone number in France is accessible, but my social security number in France means nothing".
My apartment has lowered countertops that are accessible to my height, and I try and cook as much as I can.
"If the legislation enacted creates even a perception of a loss of access to the groundwater that was accessible before, my land value goes down," Puglia said.
I also asked, "What more as a mom could I do to ensure that Ellis Island would be accessible to my daughter for her school trip?" I made my point, and Ellis Island became accessible.
