The phrase "accessible through the internet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing resources, information, or services that can be reached or utilized via the internet.
Example: "The online library is accessible through the internet, allowing users to find and read books from anywhere."
Alternatives: "available online" or "reachable via the internet".
This paper presents an educational chemical laboratory accessible through the Internet.
This paper presents REAL (Remotely Accessible Laboratory), a virtual laboratory accessible through the Internet.
WebCT is an environment which integrates various tools, and it is easily operated and accessible through the internet web browser.
Since the relaxation of government regulations at the end of the 20th century, most major Indonesian newspapers have been accessible through the Internet.
In partnership with several major publishers, Apple developed for the iPad its own e-book application, iBooks, as well as an iBook store accessible through the Internet.
Despite government and Islamic censorship, all sorts of arts and information are accessible through the Internet, as well as video compact discs (VCDs) and digital videodiscs (DVDs).
The research started by collecting a number of complaints from hotel guest regarding their experience with accessible rooms through the internet.
In the client layer, monitoring interfaces, accessible remotely through the Internet, provide both traditional and advanced monitoring tools, based on statistical and data mining techniques.
The true value of portable medical records and other personal health information lies in the ability of consumers to access all relevant sources of content from a single interface accessible anywhere, anytime through the Internet.
Public data, like those collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, are more accessible through increased access to the internet.
Under the deal, Viacom-owned shows like "Jersey Shore" will become more accessible via the Internet for DirecTV subscribers, through a sign-in system sometimes called "TV Everywhere".
