The phrase “technically accessible” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate something that is somewhat accessible, or able to be accessed, but only in a very limited or specific way. For example, "Most of this information is only technically accessible by those with administrative privileges."
Restrooms not technically accessible.
The most – technically – accessible information are traditional legal sources, such as legislation and case-law.
Upon getting hints from a basic system configuration assumed as reference setup about the multiple bifurcation event possibly governing transition to complex dynamics, an improved experimental apparatus is used to make it technically accessible.
Mr. Tobin said the rooms were technically accessible but were so packed with furniture, it could be almost impossible to maneuver in a wheelchair, and the extra-thick mattresses made the beds too high to reach.
Two years ago, dozens of tech companies, including Facebook, came together for what Wieland described as "a giant handshake," signing on to a set of recommendations known as the Accessible Rich Internet Applications Suite (ARIA), which aims to make the Web not just technically accessible but also enjoyable to all.
Adult EDs primarily serve adults, even if - at least in the US - they are technically accessible to individuals of all ages under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act [10].
Because, although smaller contracts are technically more accessible for SMEs, the procurement processes involved can still act as a barrier to their involvement.
Summing up his lecture, Thomas said "the executive and parliament must, within the clear framework of our constitution in which the independence of the judiciary is fundamental, work together to make the law clear, technically correct and accessible" –and that "systems designed to facilitate access to justice and uphold the rule of law actually achieve those aims".
As with the Queens mural, what results is a contemporary version of Social Realism, idealizing, accessible, technically adroit.
Zwift is hard to come by, despite technically being an accessible platform to fitness enthusiasts.
Technically the dataset accessible through the Bristol Open Data portal does not fully constitute Big Data due to its aggregated form.
