The phrase "accessible to subscribers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content, services, or features that are available only to individuals who have subscribed to a service or platform.
Example: "The premium content is accessible to subscribers only, ensuring exclusive benefits for our loyal members."
Alternatives: "available to subscribers" or "open to subscribers".
Then again, the Al Jazeera stream was free; the Internet stream of TheBlaze is only accessible to subscribers.
Yahoo, for instance, began displaying ads Sunday on sites accessible to subscribers with advanced cellphones in 19 countries.
In a pact announced Tuesday by Nickelodeon's owner, Viacom, episodes of selected shows will be accessible to subscribers of Hulu's paid service, Hulu Plus.
In a first for Hulu, the shows will be accessible to subscribers on the iPhone, the iPad and some Samsung television sets and Blu-ray players, with more platforms expected to be added later.
Accessible to subscribers of AT&T Mobile TV and V CAST Mobile TV, it will air a combined 31 hours of live coverage during the event.
As for the paywall feature, Frank said Verst should make it easy for publishers to implement their subscription strategy by designating which articles are available for free and which ones are only accessible to subscribers.
"The mobile internet service is reliable, affordable and accessible to all subscribers using Celtel network all over the country," a senior official told Highway Africa News Agency HANAA).
This level is only accessible to annual subscribers.
Sometimes their contents are free, and sometimes accessible only to subscribers, but medical libraries will often subscribe for patrons.
And there is talk about turning Hulu into a "freemium" service, with some shows accessible only to subscribers.Experiments with charging are already in progress in Europe.
In any case, an early-access advantage in a preprint self-archiving field translates into a generic postpublication OA advantage in that vast majority of fields in which authors do not self-archive their prepublication preprints and so their published postprints are accessible only to subscribers – except if they have also been self-archived.
