"legally accessible" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe information that is legally permitted to be accessed or obtained. For example: "The company's financial records are legally accessible to any shareholder."
Aren't people who used legal painkillers like OxyContin and Percocet sliding into heroin addiction — suggesting that legally accessible drugs are a slippery slope toward the abuse of harder drugs?
"The fund is not politically accessible, it is only legally accessible," said David Aufhauser, the Treasury Department's general counsel from 2001 to 2003.
And the information on FamilyTreeNow comes largely from the public records and other legally accessible sources that those other data brokers use.
A chief source of political intelligence has long been the reports of diplomats, who normally gather data from "open," or legally accessible, sources in the country where they are stationed (see diplomacy).
The findings add to a growing body of research that suggests that decriminalizing weed and making pot legally accessible do not lead to the disaster scenarios of youth drug use that critics have long feared.
Peg Zitko, a spokeswoman for the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundathat, sait that it recognized the value of Mr. Morse's tools and hoped to incorporate them at the Ellis Island Web site, where they would "be legally accessible to the public".
Transport operators are not legally required to be accessible to people in buggies and pushchairs, as they are with wheelchair users.
Ruth Fazakerley defines it as "government sponsored or funded artwork created by or with professional artists and legally sited in publicly accessible venues," which can be either out on the street, in a garden or inside a federal building.
Inhalants are appealing for a variety of reasons: They are relatively inexpensive, can be purchased legally, and are readily accessible to most everyone including those most likely to abuse them children and adolescents.
The company offers personalized learning software for children in kindergarten through high school, and legally, the software must be accessible to all children.
Rare is the cultural artifact — hit single, out-of-print imported album, old or new live performance (and for that matter, cult movie or TV show or fine-art masterpiece) — that isn't accessible somewhere online, legally or not.
