The phrase "access dedicated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of access, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "To ensure optimal performance, we need to establish access dedicated to the server."
Alternatives: "dedicated access" or "exclusive access".
Allphin works for a regional council that provides eight counties, with a total population of 260,000, a means to access dedicated economic development expertise.
It is a free WEB collaborative computational environment with free access dedicated to the terminological management.
Its strategic products and services offered to these customers are mainly private line (including special access), dedicated internet access, digital subscriber line and MPLS.
To mitigate the interference-related problems, several approaches have been proposed including, but not limited to, open access, dedicated band deployment, transmit power optimization, interference cancelation, adaptive antennas, and MIMO schemes.
Our spatial analysis shows that when wait times are incorporated as a way to understand potential spatio-temporal access to dedicated palliative care beds, as opposed to spatial access alone, the picture of access changes.
However, only half of the subjects will be given access to regular sessions with an exercise physiologist and access to dedicated Internet resources over a period of 6 months (group 1).
The company has partnered with residential buildings in New York to offer on-demand access to dedicated ReachNow vehicles that are only accessible to residents in the building.
In Newfoundland, access to dedicated palliative care beds clearly combines with spatial distance to confound overall access to palliative care services for residents in need.
The NetWorks can access a dedicated net portal that locates stations worldwide, and helps you select what you like.
Links in the publication titles provide access to dedicated pages with the latest version of each work.
