The phrase "accessible position" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a place or role that is easily reached or suitable for someone to attain. Example: "We are looking for a candidate who has experience working in an accessible position, as this role requires a high level of mobility and physical accessibility." In this sentence, "accessible position" is used to describe a job that requires the ability to physically move around and reach various areas easily.
Ms. Brown also emphasizes a royal revolution, as Mr. Beaton succeeded in redirecting the regal family image to a softer, sweeter and more accessible position.
In either case, by elevating the iPod to an accessible position on the dashboard, the TransPod makes it much easier (if still not completely safe) to navigate the iPod and the highway at the same time.
On the other hand, examination of F293W indicates that Ca(2+)/CaM binding promotes enzyme activation by transferring F293 from an internal location in the inactive enzyme to a more solvent accessible position in the active enzyme.
However, A2971 (yellow) is clearly flipped out from the helix and in an accessible position.
Nevertheless, in this work a non-essential phage gene had to be destroyed to make an easily accessible position for recombined proteins.
The cricoid with its easily accessible position, relative resistance to distortion with pressure change, relatively constant shape at its outlet [ 7] and its ease of identification all contribute to make it the ideal site for distal airway comparisons.
The reconstruction of sound source fields combines discrete acoustic measurements performed at accessible positions around the source with the modal behavior of the chosen virtual acoustic volume.
Thus, the insertional-fusion technique increases accessible positions for gene fusion on RNase, resulting in construction of a potent cytotoxic RNase.
H2-TPR measurements detected, on these catalysts, a fraction of Co species more easily reducible, eventually interacting with Pd species and possibly related to dispersed nanosized oxide species, placed in more accessible positions.
A gradient-based method is used to solve the inverse problem attributed to its high accuracy and efficiency, and temperatures at accessible positions provide additional information for the inverse analysis.
Hopefully the R&A will have placed the pins in reasonably accessible positions with consideration to the greens hardening up; they've watered the greens, but only by hand, and though they'll speed up as the day goes on, they're not expected to firm up quite as dramatically as they did yesterday.
