The phrase "accessible person" is correct and usable in written English. It is typically used to describe someone who is approachable and easy to communicate with. Example: "The company CEO is known for being an accessible person, always making time for employees and welcoming their ideas and feedback."
"Gene is the most approachable, accessible person you can talk to.
"She's an enormously affable, accessible person," said Laurence H. Tribe, a Harvard law colleague.
F. Paul Driscoll, the editor of Opera News, which first flagged DiDonato's talents in 2000, says that as her career has blossomed, "she's remained a very unpretentious, very accessible person".
"I have to say Kirk was so wonderful during the movie," says Gold. "He just seemed really happy to be there". Thicke agrees: "Kirk came back to us as a warmer, more tolerant, accessible person.
"I think the fact that I am the sole creator, and I am a regular accessible person (not a celeb, not a studio), hopefully makes me stand out," he says.
Governments could agree to sign, ratify and implement the WIPO Marrakesh Treaty for Persons Who Are Blind or Otherwise Disabled, and expand access to works accessible to persons with disabilities.
Clinicians from the team are easily accessible in person, on the phone or via the Internet within 24 hours, rather than hidden behind labyrinthine automatic answering services and overbooked clinic schedules.
The recipe is clear: take the class-based combat of multiplayer online battle arena (Moba) games, mash it together with the universally popular and accessible first person shooter, and make the finished product available not just to the PC hardcore, but also to the wider market of console gamers, who are typically excluded from the world of esports altogether.
Today, living in buzzing London, with clients and collaborators from all around the world accessible in person and online, the world is our oyster, our laptops are our offices and flexibility is our business model and way of life.
Parliament also decided that Eurostat should make available statistical data on barrier-free stations accessible to persons with reduced mobility and disabled persons as well as on the use of cross-border rail infrastructures.
