The phrase "access condition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the specifics of a certain situation or to refer to an access requirement that must be met before a given resource can be accessed. For example: "Before you can access the company records, you must meet the access condition set out in the employee manual."
Under the time-limited free access condition nicotine reduced water consumption.
Notwithstanding the clarity of the rule, Verizon has taken the public position that it may exclude its handsets from the open access condition.
An ethicist of belief who wants to include some such reflective access condition in a doxastic norm would of course need to do so in a way that doesn't generate a regress.
The geographical factors included elevation, gradient, vegetations coverage (normalized difference vegetation index), access condition (distance to main roads), water shortage condition (distance to rivers) and the geological background (distance to faults) of the villages.
The housing site was the unit of randomization; six sites were assigned to a Peer-led plus Screening Access condition (PL), and six sites were assigned to Screening Access only (SCR) condition.
From 2013, the open access conditions will mean that a paper resulting from Wellcome Trust grants should be freely available for any use, including commercial, providing the source is acknowledged.
The opposition's filings specifically ask the F.C.C. to impose equal access conditions, like those put on Comcast, the cable giant, when it bought a broadcast network, NBC Universal, in 2011.
No significant difference was found for leaf sample extracts with varying light access conditions.
This article aims to evaluate the Access conditions for wheelchair users in sporting mega-events.
We find major improvements in certain market access conditions and little change in others.
All-purpose indicators may not accurately reflect specific market access conditions of interest.
