The phrase "accessible power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe power or energy sources that are easy to obtain or utilize, often in discussions about technology or sustainability.
Example: "The new solar panels provide accessible power to remote communities that previously relied on expensive diesel generators."
Alternatives: "available energy" or "user-friendly power".
Most underestimate the amenities required by superyacht owners, including crew quarters, restaurants and easily accessible power hookups, he said.
Airports are getting better about having many easily accessible power outlets so travellers can charge their gadgets.
I like light shoes myself, and I'm not sure I'd want to add another four or five ounces to each foot for a questionably accessible power source.
Contrasting with the SVO of the mid-'80s, the EcoBoost engine is intended as a piece of accessible power, one that can stretch buyers' conception of muscle cars at a price point that doesn't require a second mortgage.
Obtaining chord and twist distribution at assumed tip speed ratio of blade, the aerodynamic shape of the blade in every part is specified which correspond to maximum accessible power coefficient.
6,000 vibrations per minute and an easily accessible power source at least, according to warped art history blog, The Hitachi Magic Wand Throughout History.
He also makes the point that while the internet makes so much information accessible, the power to find it is handed over to the search engines and their algorithms.
Higher resolutions were observed for the more polarizable gases, specifically argon and carbon dioxide, suggesting a reliance on the mobility of the ion on accessible resolving power, as observed in DTIMS.
Super Metroid was a SNES essential, a sprawling, enveloping sci-fi adventure with an open-world, go-anywhere map new areas becoming accessible via power-ups and multipower-ups andepending on how good a player you were.
It is part of Google's dive into a business known as cloud services — renting to other businesses access to its enormous data storage and computing power, accessible by the Internet.
Installers are taking advantage of hefty tax breaks, creative financing techniques and a glut of cheap panels to make solar power accessible to the mass market.
