The phrase "an accessible reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a source of information that is easy to understand and available to a wide audience.
Example: "The textbook serves as an accessible reference for students new to the subject."
Alternatives: "a user-friendly guide" or "an easy-to-understand resource".
X-ray crystallographically-determined bond lengths of various donor atoms/groups are collected in a table, thus providing an accessible source for reference purposes.
The book by Wolf [ 29] is a more accessible reference at a basic level that gives formulas and procedures for simple studies.
Once published, an article reporting such data sets represents a generally accessible reference, hence alleviating the need to respond to and instruct interested investigators on a case-by-case basis (which is laborious and not necessarily consistent).
John L. Esposito, professor of religion and international affairs at Georgetown University, has assembled an impressive team of contributors who have produced a concise, accessible reference volume.
RealSense gives spatial and contextual awareness to headsets, and Alloy gives hardware manufacturers a more accessible reference to integrate the tracking tech into their own products.
The dosages of 17 medications (21%) had grade 1 level of evidence, 61 (74%) had grade 4, two medications were in level 2 and 3 respectively, and three had grade 5. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first review to address this matter and the authors hope that it will serve as a quickly accessible reference for medications used in this important clinical field.
"The primary purpose of [Bioteach] is to simply provide a focal point of freely accessible reference and educational resources that have a life science angle," says Dr. Dave Ng (pictured at left), founder of the site and leader of the Advanced Molecular Biology Laboratory ( AMBL) at UBC.
In the Discussion, the term 'Balance Hypothesis' requires both careful explanation (I have no idea what this is, for instance) and a few accessible references or reviews.
This is the kind of rich but accessible reference work school librarians love.
A similar attitude was taken by the participants of the HGP in 1996, as expressed in the 'Bermuda rules' [ 2], with the result that the openly accessible reference human genome sequence is now the common basis for current research.
