The phrase "access at risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a concern about the security or safety of accessing certain information or resources.
Example: "Due to the recent data breach, we must inform you that your access at risk may compromise sensitive information."
Alternatives: "access under threat" or "access jeopardized".
"That does put the freedom of navigation and air space access at risk".
C1 Net Service at Risk for Millions A judge ruled that Excite@Home, the bankrupt provider of high-speed Internet access, could sever its contracts with cable companies that offer its service, putting Internet access at risk for about 3.7 million subscribers.
This could put either Japan or China's access at risk.
Mobile services can access at risk populations, have the ability to increase access to males and those who are just passing and would otherwise not have accessed HCT at that time.
Poliomyelitis persists in Pakistan because of a variety of issues: managerial and operational problems, active conflict and inaccessibility, and failure to identify and access at-risk but hard-to-reach populations (6).
For example, whilst the Young Men's Christian Association network might provide a useful gateway from which to access at-risk populations in the USA, this might not be the case elsewhere.
Building on the results of a planning grant completed in 2008, the new three-year Mellon Foundation grant will establish best practices for collecting, managing, preserving, and providing access to at-risk digital content, specifically in the area of human rights.
Moreover, our finding that approximately half of all veterans personally own firearms underscores the importance of incorporating efforts to reduce firearm access during at-risk periods into all veteran suicide prevention initiatives.
Most scam calls start with the claim that you computer is infected or that your internet access is at risk – or something similar.
GPs are seen to have a major role in reducing these harms – they are often an individual's first point of contact with the health system and have good access to the at-risk population [ 4].
OBJECTIVES: Access to complex urinary tract pathology may require supracostal access placing patients at risk for intrathoracic complications.
