The phrase "accessible range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range of options, resources, or information that is easily reachable or available to a specific audience.
Example: "The library offers an accessible range of books and resources for students with disabilities."
Alternatives: "available range" or "reachable range".
The influence of the product configuration on the accessible range of a component can be investigated by considering the accessibility of the component.
For all its ambiguities, sparked off from the simplest of elements and generating a surprisingly rich and accessible range of interpretations, there is, just as one may say about death, no let-out, in the end.
First, the service area analysis shows the accessible range difference between who travel by bus and by car.
Moreover, chains of varying length and strain are simulated individually to systematically explore the accessible range of conductivities.
Both simulation and experiments showed that the branching density increases with molecular weight in the experimentally accessible range.
The accessible range of bulk density is also much wider (0.04 0.3 g cm−3) than before.
Many companies have taken advantage of this opportunity, helping to make financial services more accessible — ranging from payments to student loans and savings to remittances.
Nonetheless, the accessible ranges of solution composition and deposition potential permit controlled deposition of films in which either (or neither) component is dominant.
Experimentally accessible ranges of temperature, pressure, magnetic and electric fields available for spectroscopic acquisitions correspond to 3 - 350 K (higher temperatures with additional heating possible), 0 - 60 GPa, 0 - ±9 Tesla and 0 - ±10 MV/m, respectively.
Furthermore, between matches, players can test all their new perks and weapons via an easily accessible firing range – instead of having to try them out in a match.
The new TVs come in 55 or 65 inches and will be in a "more accessible price range" than Sony's current 84-inch Ultra HD TV, which costs $25,000, said Phil Molyneux, a president at Sony.
