The phrase "accessible that would be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "I wonder how accessible that would be for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "how available that would be" or "how reachable that would be".
They also say that the coastal plain holds only about 3.2 billion barrels of easily accessible oil: that would be barely enough to satisfy domestic demand for 180 days.
For accessible starters, that would be via the Web site of the Memphis Maniax, a purported football franchise in the start-up XFL, otherwise known as the Tonya Harding Story, rewritten for young male consumption.
Rather, he sought to make his brand of Judaism, which would eliminate circumcision and dietary laws, a new, more accessible Judaism that would be open to everyone.
Porous carbons with hierarchical porous structures that combine microporosity, mesoporosity, and macroporosity, should have more accessible porous infrastructures that would be advantageous for a range of "green" energy-storage applications.
Over three pages of tightly packed prose, with just a few photos, the anonymous author performed the sort of high-toned but accessible literary analysis that would be much harder to find in a mass market magazine today.
When I was in the third year of my medical residency, I was asked to evaluate a new state-of-the-art, fully accessible exam table that would be used in doctors' offices to better provide care for patients with mobility-related disabilities.
Woonton and his partner, Charlie Young, focused on bottles that would work best with breakfast, plumping for lightness and freshness over full-bodied heft; drinks that would be accessible and approachable.
A range of functional groups were tolerated, providing quick access to a variety of arylated benzo-fused heterocycles that would be accessible more elaborately using classical synthetic strategies.
