The phrase "accessible tall" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both tall and easy to access, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The building is accessible tall, allowing everyone to reach the upper floors easily."
Alternatives: "easily reachable height" or "tall yet accessible".
"The dials will be accessible and those tall enough will be able to manipulate the synths while travelling up and down," Fox says.
Today the western bore is only used for northbound traffic and is not accessible to vehicles taller than 4 m.
Because you'll need frequent access to it for cleaning and refilling, the location should be easily accessible, and not too tall for you to reach.
They live on the second floor of a run-down rooming house in White Plains accessible only by a tall staircase, so Mr. Leontitsis, now using a wheelchair, must be carried to and from home.
Flume is ideal for that role in more ways that one; not only is his music both smart and accessible, but he's tall, clean-cut and boyishly good looking – most eligible to a legion of young fans.
Woody canopy height class distributions differed significantly between protected and accessible areas, with the tallest vegetation (>10 m) occurring on protected termite mounds.
"We need a friendly landlord and about 2,000 ground-floor square feet, near to accessible transport, which is a tall order given the crazy cost of renting in London," they tell the Guide.
On tall plants the most accessible leaves were sampled, but on shorter plants with multiple branches accessible, the highest two branches were sampled.
The access It's a tall 1920s property, and space is a bit tight in corridors, so while three rooms are wheelchair-accessible, it might not be a first choice for guests with restricted mobility.
A boom in high-rise construction and vertical living has resulted in an increase in privately and publicly accessible communal spaces at height within tall buildings.
