The phrase "are less accessible to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or ease of access to something for a particular group or individual.
Example: "The resources are less accessible to those living in rural areas compared to urban residents."
Alternatives: "are harder to reach for" or "are not easily available to".
But at the same time, many state committees are less accessible to the public than the federal committee is.
An American pamphlet suggests planting the peach trees on the slope of a hill where they are less accessible to frost.
The path to becoming a scientist requires the type of education, funding, stability, and contacts that are less accessible to the less privileged.
It is particularly difficult to analyze the interaction surfaces of membrane proteins on a structural level, both because membrane proteins are less accessible to high‐resolution structural analysis and because the membrane environment is often required for native complex formation.
Even persuading European partners to issue a "postdated cheque" (a promise to change the treaties in the future) by then would be a struggle.Making it yet harder for Britain to make common cause with its neighbours is that most have contributory welfare systems which are less accessible to new immigrants than the British one, which is mostly funded from general taxation (see chart).
For one thing, he argues that live venues are less accessible to up-and-coming musicians in 2010 than they were in 1977.
This is a major equity issue indicating that quality health care is less accessible to the economically disadvantaged population who can not afford travelling costs to access quality care at higher level hospitals.
But jobs might be less accessible to experienced workers than to young graduates, said Louise Skolnik, associate dean at Adelphi University's School of Social Work.
The new location was less accessible to the armies of Myanmar than Ayutthaya had been and was ideally situated for the conduct of seaborne trade and commerce.
Since covalently bound N might be less accessible to living organisms and less susceptible to volatilization, diffusion, and leaching than weakly sorbed NH3 and NH4+, it would also have very different implications for local N availability and global N cycling.
