The phrase "in accessible form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or data that is easy to understand or obtain.
Example: "The report was presented in accessible form to ensure that all stakeholders could comprehend the findings."
Alternatives: "in an understandable format" or "in a user-friendly manner."
2) For the broader national and international communities, we will present our findings in accessible form.
Unless authors can assume the risk and expense of self-publishing they need publishers to print, bind and disseminate their work in accessible form.
It is now commonly accepted that capturing and storing records in accessible form requires much earlier intervention by archivists and information managers than was the case with paper records.
This is dark stuff, but it enables her to recount the somewhat complex backstory of Antigone in accessible form, which is important; the real art of the retelling is to find a way to make it relevant and readable to the contemporary reader.
This book puts in one place and in accessible form Richard Berk's most recent work on forecasts of re-offending by individuals already in criminal justice custody.
To be fair, he acknowledges the restrictions of this arrangement stating "all of these themes overlapped and coexisted throughout the war years". (p. 10) While in an era of transnational studies it would have been interesting to see some evidence of comparative work, it has to be recognised that on the basis of the bibliography, no such research exists in accessible form.
Our Bookshare library is allowed to scan just about any book needed by a person who is blind or print-disabled: we now have 190,000 of the most in-demand books and textbooks needed in accessible forms like braille, large print, and audio output.
By contrast, binding of antisera or MAbs elicited by MCPs 419 or 426 to RCM gp120 and native gp120 was similar, indicating that binding sites for the 418 or 426 epitopes are present in an accessible form in both native and RCM gp120.
We took great pains to provide the data in as accessible form as possible, including especially meticulous source documentation in the spreadsheets, far more than one sees normally posted with journal papers.
Written in a lively conversational Persian, Kīmiya-yi saʿādat offers a coherent overview of Muslim ethics in an accessible form.
By publishing the data in an accessible form, making it available to whoever wants it, suddenly our journalism is stronger and better.
