The phrase "accessible status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or state that is easy to reach or obtain, often in contexts related to information, services, or resources.
Example: "The website has an accessible status, allowing users with disabilities to navigate it easily."
Alternatives: "available condition" or "open status".
Most parks are best accessible for high social status groups, and low social groups suffer by reduced access.
Data from this network is collected and managed by a special software (Stations Remote Management System or SGRP in Portuguese) which delivers current DCP status on accessible georeferenced maps.
With the launch of the world's most expensive iPhone in Brazil a few years ago, smartphones started off as a status symbol, accessible only to the nation's wealthiest segment, or "A" class.
Assessment (6%): "Development of standardized and easily accessible assessments of cognitive status that could be used by individuals and organizations to test the efficacy of cognitive improvement methods".
The book was described by the Centre as "the first introductory level text to offer an accessible overview on the status of animals in contemporary political theory".
"This is about being honest to people and what we're telling them — are they accessible services regardless of status?" Jared says police officers reassured him that he'd be released in a matter of days.
It may be used to provide a non-invasive surrogate for the intra-arterial waveform, and represents an accessible measure of cardiovascular status.
The Digital Public Space would be, in principle, equally accessible to anyone regardless of status or income, safe and private, and operating in the interests of users and not of the ecosystem itself.
Mr Giacchetta has heard from Silicon-Valley clients that software and music piracy is slowly declining in Brazil: as incomes rise, the real thing becomes more accessible and, for many, a status symbol.
Therefore, regional parks are most accessible for mostly all social status levels compared to other park categories.
