The phrase "accessible truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a truth or fact that is easy to understand or available to everyone.
Example: "In today's digital age, the concept of accessible truth is more important than ever, as misinformation spreads rapidly."
Alternatives: "easily understood truth" or "available truth".
Although it is formally similar to generalized 2D semantics, Stalnaker's use of the 2D framework avoids apriori accessible truth-conditions of the sort posited by generalized 2D semantics.
Again, since there is no publicly accessible ground truth for Twitter sentiment, we compare dictionaries against the others, and look at the words.
Against the impulsive decision-making then prevailing in most of Latin America, local positivists sought to extend scientific thought to philosophy and political action, convinced it would promote objectivity, rational consensus, publicly accessible cumulative truth in all spheres, along the material success characteristic of modern science.
It is a fully accessible lived truth.
The progress of MER in this area is impeded by the absence of publicly accessible ground-truth data on musically induced emotion.
Even those who think the aim of inquiry is something more accessible than the truth (such as the empirically discernible truth), as well as those who think the aim is something more robust than possessing truth (such as the possession of knowledge) still affirm truth as a necessary component of the end of inquiry.
They did not consider the existence of God a mere opinion or guess but a truth accessible to reason – a truth upon which they based the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights.
Thus, in the proper hands poetry can effectively represent anything, and in this way it certainly has a wider sphere of truth accessible to it than painting or music do.
For the wit of a poet to lead to good results, it must therefore be accompanied with "art and learning," "extensive scholarship," and a strong "power of judgment," including sound moral judgment, because his task is to make moral truths accessible to his audience through his imitations.
The faylasūfs shared the principle of concealment with the Shīʿites; both believed, for rather different reasons, that inner truth was accessible to only a very few.
More affordable versions include the Samsung Gear VR, priced at $99, and the Google Cardboard, which costs $15. "Unless VR devices come down in price and are widely accessible," she added, "the truth is you can probably get a good enough way of simulating something just with photography".
