The phrase "accessible to every" is not correct as it is missing a noun after "every." You can use it when you want to describe something that is available to all individuals, but it needs to be completed with a noun.
Example: "The information is accessible to everyone in the organization."
Alternatives: "available to all" or "open to everyone."
What will remain will be the quality advantage itself (the tendency of researchers to selectively use and cite the best research, if they can access it), but maximized by leveling the playing field, making everything accessible to every user online.
You can't do that if you're not accessible to every person.
"We wanted to make every bottle of wine accessible to every guest," Mr. Lombardo said.
He had an encyclopaedic knowledge of the game, but made it accessible to every type of rugby fan.
There is no academic-driven simulator that is freely accessible to every student and combines high immersion grade with a profound amount of medical content.
The E.P.A. has made the public comment process to determine the final label easily accessible to every American, right on the E.P.A.'s Web site, www.epa.gov/fueleconomy.
"We need to make every single thing accessible to every single person with a disability," he said, receiving loud cheers in response.
I just want to say before saying the winner: we need to make everything accessible to every person with a disability".
In the 1930s, HG Wells wrote of a "world brain" through which "the whole human memory can be... made accessible to every individual".
"It's our goal to service all of our users' needs, which begins with making content accessible to every individual," said Pornhub vice-president Corey Price.
The question is how we will apply them consistently to hundreds of thousands of organizations and make them accessible to every American in user-friendly form.
