The phrase "accessible nearly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is almost accessible, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The information is accessible nearly to everyone, but some restrictions apply."
Alternatives: "almost accessible" or "nearly available".
But according to a 2009 US Government Accountability Office study, more than two-thirds of polling places are not fully accessible; nearly 25percentt did not have equal access to a secret and independent ballot, and voting in a polling place, considered the "hallmarks of an effective and informed right to vote," as voting rights expert Michael Waterstone has noted.
A key factor in eBay's growth was its implementation of procedures to promote safe, transparent trading, accessible nearly anywhere to anyone.
Live video is becoming more and more accessible, and nearly all the most active social media and content platforms are embracing live video and improving their video products as a whole.
Even though Swedish national guidelines for stroke care (SNGSC) have been accessible for nearly a decade access to stroke rehabilitation in out-patient health care vary considerably.
Nearly 10% of the fleet is wheelchair accessible, and nearly three-quarters of the cars are hybrids.
The United States of America owes its existence in part to the incendiary brilliance of the work....Common Sense's arguments were accessible to nearly every colonial reader, empowering most colonists to confront the daunting challenges they faced.
Nielsen, in a blog post on Friday, described the concert as "the most widely distributed live musical event in history, accessible to nearly two billion people worldwide on television, radio and the Internet".
Those living in the Leuk Daek district were nearly destitute and isolated - accessible most reliantly by boat.
Superfast broadband will be accessible to nearly two-thirds of the UK by next spring.
First, abortion was widely accessible for nearly four decades in Poland, when the country was under communist rule.
Altogether more accessible, very nearly mainstream, The Last Mistress is nevertheless a 19th-century literary adaptation that you might hesitate to show your dowager duchess grandmother.
