The phrase "accessible records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to records or documents that are easy to obtain or view, often in the context of information access or transparency.
Example: "The organization is committed to maintaining accessible records for all stakeholders to review."
Alternatives: "available records" or "open records".
To assess the readiness for the implementation and adoption of EHRs and PHRs in Canada, a national scan of Canadian general and acute care hospitals was conducted to determine organizational readiness for patient accessible records, to understand organization and staff values related to patient access to their records, and organizational perceptions of patients desires and needs.
The agencies need to keep publicly accessible records on the reports and investigations.
"Magic" is, musically, one of the most upbeat, accessible records he has made, even as its themes and stories make it one of his most political.
Although computerized records can avert errors that generate lawsuits, some hospital executives worry that full and accessible records could lower the threshold for such suits.
The rules, which take effect in January 2014, require servicers to keep accessible records of borrower information and keep reliable, timely accounts of borrower payments.
The plan would mandate that servicers credit bill payments immediately, keep "up-to-date and accessible" records and correct any errors promptly.
"Likeness" (Kranky) is the most accessible record I've heard of theirs.
Colleges wouldn't be notified, the incident never part of any formal, accessible record.
Archives failing to do this will struggle to maintain an accessible record of government.
During a break, we asked Mr. Shepard for some thoughts on the transformation of "Sunday" into an accessible recording.
Perhaps unexpectedly, Total Loss is a more accessible record than Love Remains; the production is smoother and Krell's vocals are more direct.
