The phrase "accessible premises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to buildings or locations that are designed to be easily reached and used by individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges.
Example: "The new community center features accessible premises to ensure everyone can participate in activities."
Alternatives: "wheelchair-friendly facilities" or "barrier-free locations".
In addition, information for participants and the public will be given at public meetings in easily accessible premises in the targeted urban district, starting not later than 1 year after completion of the study.
Audits of the physical accessibility of primary care premises with improvements made where necessary, and consideration of newer, more accessible premises if necessary alterations are impractical; Continued advocacy efforts by physically disabled patients, and their representatives, in making their needs known.
Group sessions of one hour were offered once a week for about two years in accessible community based premises (usually senior citizens clubs).
Last year an audit of Britain's high street found thousands of venues had failed to adapt their premises to make them accessible.
More importantly, most of the activities, including in the different actor- or theme-specific hubs located at the Kampusareena premises, were not freely accessible and thus prevented many potential initiatives for resource exchange.
American evangelicals found great allure in dispensationalism's hyper-Protestant premise — the divine plan, accessible to all through earnest study — and the system was widely promulgated in this country by evangelists like Dwight L. Moody.
Instead, there is an agnostic movement to make on-premise and cloud services accessible through a universe of providers and open-source services that run anywhere — be it a private data center or a public cloud service.
Likes/hearts may make Twitter marginally more accessible to a new user, but the premise that a heart/like is more expressive than a Favorite is just silly.
Here, we have tested the premise in the retina, a simple and accessible CNS model, where neurogliogenic decision takes place postnatally during late histogenesis.
But "Touch," which comes from "Heroes" creator Tim Kring, has a more unusual premise than those two series, which are readily accessible mainstream programs that are likely to make an impression on casual viewers.
This finding thus supports our premise that both bromophenol and bromocatechol modalities are simultaneously accessible to PBDE biosynthesizing bacteria in the marine metabolome.
