A subcategory of an accessible category is accessible if is an accessible category and the inclusion functor is an accessible functor.
Some authors, e.g., Lurie in Higher Topos Theory and Adámek–Rosický?, require accessible subcategories to be full subcategory.
Some authors, e.g., Adámek–Rosický? in Locally Presentable and Accessible Categories merely require to be accessible, referring to the stronger notion as an accessibly embedded accessible subcategory.
Accessible subcategories are idempotent complete? and are closed under set-indexed intersections.
See, for example, Definition 5.4.7.8 in
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