"accessible opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in the context of describing resources that are easily available to benefit an individual or group. For example: "The government wants to ensure that everyone has access to meaningful and accessible opportunities for bettering their lives."
But as the technology becomes more advanced, less expensive and more accessible, opportunities will grow.
These latter methods provide more accessible opportunities to explore gene function in non-traditional model species.
This makes destroying them one of the planet's greatest threats — and protecting them one of the most accessible opportunities to curb rising global emissions.
Hopefully, there will be more accessible opportunities in the future.
In summary, with a little introduction, marine snails provide many accessible opportunities to bring discussions of natural history, biogeography, and macroevolution into the classroom.
These regions do not yet rival China but, when competition is tough and the market is shrinking, they represent more accessible opportunities for revenue.
With 18 videos, the tool provides an easily accessible opportunity to assess and enhance teaching performance in economics.
Working with a foundry not far from his home, the artist had an ideal and easily accessible opportunity to make sculpture in limited editions.
At a time when barriers to entry in Hollywood and formal creative industries continue to be almost insurmountable for black media-makers, the ability to simply record a video with one's phone and share it widely presents a more widely accessible opportunity for creative ingenuity.
Obviously if things are progressing with one particular dish, then you can decide to stick to it, but in the early stages, dating apps give you an accessible opportunity to try things and people out, when without them you might have stuck to the same old thing.
The postnatal surge in testosterone in male infants, sometimes called mini-puberty, may provide a more accessible opportunity for measuring early androgen exposure during typical development.
