"generally inaccessible" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but generally refers to something that is difficult or limited to access for most people. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The remote island was generally inaccessible to tourists due to its rugged terrain and lack of infrastructure."
"Unconscious bias reaches into every corner of your life," he writes, thanks to a "hidden brain" generally inaccessible through introspection.
The primary reason is that vehicles are largely controlled by onboard computers, which are generally inaccessible without the proper equipment and software.
The Nuit Blanche offers the opportunity to climb up to the 18th-floor of one of the building's four generally inaccessible book-end towers.
Rapping can simulate a political speech or address, rhetorical conventions that are generally inaccessible to the marginal youth who form the base of this movement.
When the Rooms column came to a close this month after visiting 54 intriguing — and generally inaccessible — interiors in New York, we asked for your suggestions on places you might have liked to see.
Applying to cover a "positive" or scholarly visit, such as the Nobel laureates' trip undoubtedly was, is a time-honoured way for reporters to gain legal entry to a generally inaccessible country, escape some of the controls that would otherwise apply to journalists, and try to glimpse something beyond the cliches.
When the effects of the drugs wore off, so did the feeling of "having suddenly penetrated, with their help, that most hidden, generally most inaccessible world of surfaces".
Artur Chillingarov, the rescue team leader and a seasoned Arctic explorer, said the operation could begin as early as today but warned that the scientists' location - 450 miles north of Norway's Spitzbergen archipelago - was generally considered inaccessible for helicopters and planes because it was so remote.
It reaches sexual maturity at five or six years of age and nests at elevations of up to 5000 m, generally on inaccessible rock ledges.
Although Rep-seq produces important basic science and clinical insights [ 27], the computational analysis pipelines required to analyze these data have not yet been standardized, and generally remain inaccessible to non-specialists.
In addition, these small lakes are generally remote and inaccessible, so conducting investigations with our proposed system should prove useful and effective.
