The phrase "access a procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or utilizing a specific method or set of steps to accomplish a task.
Example: "To complete the task, you need to access a procedure outlined in the manual."
Alternatives: "retrieve a procedure" or "utilize a procedure."
Executing Hamm by lethal injection will almost certainly require "central vein access"—a challenging procedure under any circumstances, but one that would likely be much more complicated in Hamm's case, due to his lymphatic cancer.
As is stated on letters to appellants: "Although an out-of-country appeal may be less advantageous … than in country, article 8 [of the convention] does not require that the appellant have access to the best possible procedure, only access to a procedure that meets the essential requirements of effectiveness and fairness".
Two models involve substantial abdominal surgery, deploying the stent directly into the abdominal aorta via arteriotomy, another deploys the stent into the thoracic aorta via carotid artery access, and a fourth deploys the stent in the abdominal aorta via femoral access in a procedure similar to the one described in our mouse model.
"Robot-Assisted Surgery For Kidney Cancer Increased Access To A Procedure That Can Reduce Mortality And Renal Failure". Health Affairs 34.2 (February 2015): 220-228.
And Wednesday, in a nationally televised debate, he criticized his opponent for wanting women to have access to a procedure in which, he said, doctors "rip the baby out of the womb. . .
[vi] Chandra, Amitabh, et al. "Robot-Assisted Surgery For Kidney Cancer Increased Access To A Procedure That Can Reduce Mortality And Renal Failure". Health Affairs, vol. 34, no. 2, 2015, pp. 220 228., doi:10.1377/hlthaff.220 228.,.
That is a red herring, a tactic to divert attention from the real goal of further restricting access to a procedure that one in three women will undergo at some point in her life.
No woman should ever find herself awash in terror that she cannot afford or won't have access to a procedure that is essential to her wellbeing or that of any potential child she might bring into the world.
Executing Hamm by lethal injection will almost certainly require "central vein access" — a challenging procedure under any circumstances, but one that would likely be much more complicated in Hamm's case, due to his lymphatic cancer.
