The phrase "accessible speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe speech that is easy to understand and available to a wide audience, often in contexts related to communication, education, or technology.
Example: "The presentation was designed to ensure accessible speech, making it easier for everyone to follow along."
Alternatives: "clear communication" or "understandable dialogue".
We will bring these moments to children like Ling across Cambodia through achieving our goal: universally accessible, locally led speech therapy.
Then, in the surest sign that Mr. McCain's wild ride was over, the ever accessible candidate ended his speech and departed without taking any questions.
THERE will be "no surprises" in Vicente Fox's first state-of-the-nation address on September 1st, say his spin doctors, bar the format: a shorter, more accessible kind of presidential speech, "so that people don't turn off the television".
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For the past handful of years (and since You Tube has made the speech highly accessible) I've listened closely to it on April 4, choosing to consider not merely whether I agree with Dr. King or not - any lover of the non-violent love-gospel of Jesus Christ must agree - but why it is still so shocking to hear 40 years later.
It makes core BlackBerry apps accessible through text-to-speech technology, including email, calendar and phone calls.
Until now, the speeches were accessible only to people who could reach the archived tapes on campus.
Kay Wilkinson Mother of two, 34, Colne, Lancashire I don't follow politics but I found the speech clear and accessible.
In critical applications (such as this) the best performance of this technology is achieved when all the configuration possibilities of the speech engines are accessible and the speech interface is designed in collaboration with Speech Technology experts.
Speech is most accessible from the aforementioned signals.
