The phrase "accessible version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a document or content that is designed to be easily understood or used by people with disabilities.
Example: "Please provide an accessible version of the report so that all team members can review it."
Alternatives: "inclusive version" or "user-friendly version".
She says that she misses the more emotionally accessible version of Chris.
Philip Spinks, Stratford-Upon-Avon Stephen Mitchell has provided a most accessible version of Gilgamesh.
But the designers could not find software that would allow them to provide an accessible version of the same experience.
I've always wanted to write a more accessible version of Zevi's amazing story, and perhaps one day I will.
"I've been wanting to do a more accessible version of who I am for a while now," he said.
A more accessible version of the book's argument also appeared in 1947 under the title The Eclipse of Reason.
Among the 17 respondents, 4 learners, corresponding to 24%, reported to have had access to accessible versions of all the books used in the program or to assistant support in all lectures.
On the other hand, 5 learners, corresponding to 29% of the respondents, reported to have had no access to accessible versions of all the books used in the program.
Why should not Alter's version, its program so richly contemplated and persuasively outlined, become the definitive one, replacing not only the King James but the plethora of its revised, uninspired, and "accessible" versions on the shelf?
The hubhub around a possible discovery of an unknown Austen portrait is a symptom of the same impulse that drives us to translate her works into more accessible versions.
Models wear the latest creations on the catwalk, then cheaper, more accessible versions of those clothes make their way to clothes racks in the shops.
