Sentence examples for a good access of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a good access of" is not correct in standard written English
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; "access" is typically used as a noun without the qualifier "good" in this context. Example: "We have a good access to the internet in this area." (This should be rephrased for clarity.)
There has been a good access of army personnel to ART during the last five years with excellent outcomes, and this should serve as an example for other defence forces and large companies in the region.
Our findings show that the proposed method combined with EDXRD technology provides a good access to achieve the aim of automatic identification of illicit drugs.
The Gabonese Public Health system covers geographically most of the country allowing a good access to sanitary information and efficient monitoring of emerging diseases.
61 This public Health system geographically covers most of the country allowing a good access to sanitary information and efficient monitoring of emerging diseases.
Our findings show that the proposed method combined with bistatic UWB radar technology provides a good access to achieve the aim of automatic sense through foliage target recognition.
The good rate performance can be ascribed to the hierarchical porous structure, which provided good access of the electrolyte to the electrode interface, reducing path lengths for ion diffusion and accommodating volume changes during cycling.
"We have a thousand jobs now, mostly in warehousing, but they foresee at least three times that many, with the workers having good access because of the train," Mr. Remsa said.
While access is a complex concept [ 10, 11], for health care consumers living in rural areas a key component of good access to health services is minimising the geographical barriers of distance and isolation, particularly when rural residents are required to travel outside of their immediate town to access health care.
For the purpose of analysis, Western Europe was defined to include those countries with a long history of good access to antiretroviral drugs.
Regardless of geographical location, a population can only have good access if the availability of services is adequate.
One source is referred to in the documents as having had "good access and a history of reliable reporting".
