The phrase "access coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to telecommunications, insurance, or data services, referring to the availability or extent of access to a service or network.
Example: "The new policy will improve access coverage for rural areas, ensuring that more residents can connect to the internet."
Alternatives: "availability of access" or "coverage of access".
Poor healthcare infrastructure is one of the biggest barriers to development, but how do we navigate the need for better access, coverage, quality, or efficiency?
Accompanying this broader range of representation is the opportunity to access coverage outside of a UK context and connect with the diaspora, something that has been important for sections of the Asian audience since the early days of multicultural programming.
Strengthening health systems requires investments in access, coverage, quality, or efficiency - where will low and middle income countries find the funds amid all the other pressures on the budget?
Data on access, coverage, and funding is difficult to disaggregate.
We observe the variable behaviour across benchmarks, especially with respect to instruction access coverage.
Removing these burdens and providing direct access coverage under Medicare will make for a more efficient health care system for patients and providers.
In its promise of "raw, all-access" coverage, the league did capture one moment that N.F.L. telecasts seldom do -- Los Angeles quarterback Tommy Maddox ripping into place-kicker Jose Cortez for a missed field goal.
Mr. Findlay's set design is both complex and purposefully makeshift-looking — folding tables, microphones, cameras — and will feature video that aims to replicate the drab feel of public-access coverage that local legislative debate might well receive.
Fig. 5 Instruction accesses coverage Fig. 6 Data accesses coverage.
Increasing Access and Coverage Plans for increasing coverage have not been fully developed.
Equity in access and coverage of health services Participants question equity in accessibility and universal coverage of our health system.
