The phrase "accessible to lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The resources are accessible to lower-income families."
Alternatives: "available to those with lower" or "open to lower-level".
That geographical alignment really changes this dynamic, as does the great way that gym matches heavily favor attackers, driving fast turnover in gyms and keeping the game accessible to lower level players.
It has been shown that smoking cessation should be made more accessible to lower socioeconomic groups for better successful quitting rates and extend abstinence periods [ 45].
Maintaining a freemium approach makes Brightwheel accessible to lower income communities, Vasen said.
However, many SRC directors felt that the best way to become truly self-sustainable would be to increase equipment prices, which contrasts with the goal of making injury prevention equipment more accessible to lower income, high-risk families.
Current plasma sources are prohibitively expensive, and Mr. Bowman's findings, which grew out of a tabletop plasma "gun" he built in his garage, could make the gases widely accessible to lower-budget institutions.
The President's proposals take some steps to level the playing field by expanding, making permanent or introducing new credits that are accessible to lower-income working families.
The move will make Amazon Prime more accessible to lower-income households and families, and could help Amazon shake the reputation that shopping its site and paying for its membership program are luxuries instead of more essential services.
Would most of the goods or services accessible to middle to lower classes today have been as easy to obtain five years ago?
It has been both applauded for making classical music accessible to the lower classes, and bitterly criticised for its alleged nepotism, corruption and mismanagement.
