The phrase "accessible to the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or approachability of resources, information, or subjects relevant to a particular study or research.
Example: "The data collected from various sources is accessible to the study, allowing for a comprehensive analysis of the findings."
Alternatives: "available for the study" or "open to the study".
The approved protocol and subject informed consent states that data will only be accessible to the study team.
Envelopes are stored in a locked cabinet not accessible to the study statistician or Investigators.
To ensure patient confidentiality, all patient data were managed strictly under code, which was only accessible to the study investigators.
The trial data will be housed on the OHRI network and will only be accessible to the study investigators and RAs on request.
CRFs will be stored in locked filling cabinets within MLW, only accessible to the study team and the MLW data management group.
Information on allocation is only accessible to the study personnel at the coordinating study centre in Maastricht; patients will receive information about their allocation via the coordinating study centre.
Knowledge gained should be disseminated widely, and benefits gleaned should be accessible to the community studied.
Furthermore, the possibility of generating high-quality graphical output of the conformational space accessible to the molecule under study facilitates the interpretation of the results.
Much like a technology start-up, the Laboratory will work to help the museum connect with the surrounding community through experimental programming, pioneering short-term pilot projects with students and teachers, making collection data accessible to the public, and studying how visitors experience the museum and its exhibitions.
Confidentiality of personal and health information will be guaranteed and will only be accessible to the surgeons responsible for the study.
Electronic and hard copies of the data are stored under lock and key at the Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division HEARDD) offices, and are only accessible to the researchers involved in the study who are bound by confidentiality agreements.
