The phrase "achieving accessibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process or goal of making something accessible to a wider audience, particularly in contexts like technology, design, or education.
Example: "Our main objective this year is achieving accessibility for all users, regardless of their abilities."
Alternatives: "ensuring accessibility" or "attaining accessibility".
The tradeoffs of choosing a level of effort in achieving accessibility are also discussed.
Another stumbling block towards achieving accessibility for all is the fact that there are many categories of apps that unfortunately aren't conducive to accessibility enhancements.
Based on [17], the plan aimed to ensure that the overall investment in the transit system is similar to Western European cities with developed public transport system (over US$10,000 per capita), and achieving accessibility goals of 45 min transit ride for 60% of the population and an average transit network speed of 25 km/h.
One of the preconditions for achieving accessibility goals is a functioning regulatory framework that ensures codes and standards are disability-inclusive and effectively implemented on the ground.
We focus in the following on causes that can reduce physical or sensorial abilities, and, consequently, can reduce accessibility, and we briefly outline corresponding guidelines to achieve accessibility.
During the eight months that my team and I were in development on the UPitch app, our goal was to achieve accessibility, availability and advancement in how people pitch news to journalists and how journalists and bloggers discover news.
Thailand also established a community health fund, emphasized primary care services, scaled up district health systems and launched a multidisciplinary team model or the so-called Family Care team [ 3] to achieve accessibility, equity and quality of healthcare for all citizens.
It is also proposed that a concept of 'strong' and 'weak' accessibility, paralleling similar ideas of sustainability, can be of value in the design of policy aimed at achieving greater accessibility and hence social inclusion and social dimensions of sustainability.
Airlines and online travel agencies have argued, however, that the costs of achieving full accessibility are too great.
Yet they were not initially expected to achieve universal accessibility.
