The phrase "accessible source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a resource or information that is easy to obtain or reach.
Example: "The library provides an accessible source of information for students conducting research."
Alternatives: "easy-to-reach resource of" or "available source of".
No such system exists because of human, logistical, and technological limitations, but the electronic health record, accessed through CPRS, is the accessible source of information closest to our ideal.
As well as being an easily accessible source of useful information for local people, it presents a dynamic, yet realistic depiction of their police department in action.
So Gove intends to abandon this accessible source of literary and intellectual understanding, emotional response, social awareness and logical reflection, and instead insists on students reading the "whole text" of a 19th-century novel.
Scientists have prodded bone marrow cells to turn into nerve cells, raising the tantalizing possibility of an easily accessible source of replacement cells to treat brain and nerve injuries and diseases.
Run by the government agency Skills Development Scotland, it went live a year ago as an instantly accessible source of the type of information usually provided by career advisers in schools or at local contact centers.
Oil exports, worth potentially even more than cocoa at about $2 billion, according to diplomats here, are perhaps an even more readily accessible source of cash because the main player, Petroci, is state controlled.
Mr. Sanga, now 30, was so concerned that he gave up his job as an accountant in the Ugandan capital Kampala and plowed his $500 savings into developing an accessible source of cheap, clean cooking fuel.
To date, dental pulp stem cells have received special attention because they represent a readily accessible source of stem cells.
The hair follicle bulge area is an abundant and easily accessible source of pluripotent adult stem cells.
This work provided a better way of utilizing litchi pericarp as a readily accessible source of the natural antioxidants in food industry.
Liquid biopsies, as blood and urine, could offer an invaluable, easily accessible source of biomarkers, and evidences for elucidating the pathological processes.
