The phrase "pretty accessible" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to express how easy something is to obtain. For example, "This store has a wide selection of items and they're pretty accessible, so it's a great place to shop."
I'm generally pretty accessible and public".
The Biology of Cancer by Robert Weinberg A textbook, but pretty accessible as these things go.
This is pretty accessible to me and to Barry Diller and Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz".
"A lot of people have made jokes about how heavy it is, but I think it's pretty accessible," she said.
This list is not comprehensive by any means – just a list of writers whose work is pretty accessible and pretty wonderful: Kaui Hart Hemmings (mentioned already), Lois-Ann Yamanaka (poet and novelist), Juliet Kono (poet and novelist), Lee Cataluna (novelist), Cathy Song (poet), Darry Lum (novelist), R Zamora Linmark (novelist), Brenda Kwon (novelist), Sylvia Watanabe (novelist), Eric Chock (poet).
With a minimum investment level of £100, that means it's pretty accessible.
That is one of the down sides to being a pretty well known, reasonably accessible, sports medicine specialist and orthopedic surgeon.
Nor is it watered-down, domesticated street dance made pretty and accessible for ballet or modern troupes.
Sleeps 4, £750 a week over Christmas, gorgeouscottages.com Bayview Cottage, Wester Ross This tasteful, tartan-free, renovated four-bedroom cottage in pretty Plockton (accessible by train) is great for groups with different interests.
The mysteriously moving musical language of memory and loss they established on 1998's cyber-pastoral Music Has the Right to Children has seeped far and wide, from chillwave to the muted dubstep of Burial, from cloud rap to the "hauntological" output of the Ghost Box label, while being pretty and accessible enough to make sense in the background of Top Gear or CSI: Miami.
The goal here is to support the start-up community of entrepreneurs and to make this a pretty informal, accessible way of attracting attention from potential investors, even towards ideas coming out of the 'back bedroom'.
