The phrase "accessible to complete" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something can be completed or accessed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project is accessible to complete only if all resources are available."
Alternatives: "able to be completed" or "accessible for completion".
This is an experimental blog exploring new ways to make a complex issue accessible to complete outsiders.
Administrators enter each patient's Email address into the Tracker, and their diagnosis date into QTool, so that PROMs are accessible to complete at the correct post-diagnostic timepoints (in the feasibility study, RNs enquire whether patients are happy to receive E-communications, and if so take down an Email address and send it to the administrators).
PayPal's primary goal is to make it easy and accessible for everyone to complete financial transactions with speed and flexibility, whether they are sending or receiving money.
Next steps in the project include continuing quality control, converting the scanned images into machine-readable text files, extracting individual cases into individual files, redacting headnotes and other editorial content, and finally making the redacted images and text files freely accessible online, which we hope to complete by the end of 2017.
As if wheelchairs would be abandoned forever in a few feet of grass that could have been covered easily with a cheap plank of wood to complete the accessible pathway.
Each form was assigned a unique identifier, and all PHI data were encrypted, but were password-accessible by authorized research personnel to complete a follow-up e-form.
Anyone who meets these ideals of completeness and consistency will be unable to believe a range of consistent propositions that are accessible to other complete and consistent thinkers.
Modelling is tailored to a target using chemically similar known structures, from e.g. the Cambridge Structural Database [2], making it accessible to the complete spectrum of organic structures, including solvates, hydrates and cocrystals.
"Pioneers" can also be used as a kind of travelogue, thanks to the list at the back of the book, "Sites Accessible to the Public," complete with addresses and phone numbers.
During its construction, some club members and New Hampshire newspapers ridiculed the idea of making the rustic 38-bed lodge accessible to the handicapped, complete with a ramp and "grab bars" in larger toilet stalls.
The primary change for this version was the addition of a bonus storyline entitled Soul of Rebirth accessible to the player after completing the game.
