The phrase "accessible transparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both easy to reach or understand and clear or open in communication or presentation.
Example: "The new policy aims to create an accessible transparent process for all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "clear and accessible" or "open and understandable".
This will ensure programme and fees information is accessible, transparent and reflects best practice".
They have small, accessible, transparent embryos and larvae, facilitating high-resolution imaging in vivo.
It certainly goes against all the conventions of public cultural institutions, that they should look open, accessible, transparent and friendly.
These sorts of steps are needed to make sure that justice is as accessible, transparent and as fair as possible".
It aims to make credit more affordable, accessible, transparent and inclusive, and to re-imagine and re-engineer societal behaviour around credit.
Increasingly, the legacy healthcare system — hospitals, health insurance plans and life science companies — is being challenged by startups and digitally based businesses that health consumers — particularly millennials — find more accessible, transparent and impactful.
Other proposals have a less-partisan tinge, such as reforming the Federal Records Act for the digital age, improving the Freedom of Information Act to end overzealous agency denials of access and making agency spending data more accessible and transparent.
In Nigeria, open-budget advocates are exploring new ways to make government spending data more understandable, accessible and transparent.
Perhaps even more importantly it would be easy to understand for the public, making economic development plans more accessible and transparent.
Moreover, more accessible and transparent links must be forged between various faculties, something that could perhaps be centrally administered by libraries.
