The phrase "access described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the details or specifics of how to access something that has been previously mentioned or outlined.
Example: "The document outlines the access described in the previous section, ensuring that all users understand how to proceed."
Alternatives: "access outlined" or "access detailed".
The Court shall have jurisdiction to review an application and to enter an order approving the access described in subparagraph (A).
3. Registrar may subcontract its obligation to provide the public access described in Section II.F.1 and the updating described in Section II.F.2, provided that Registrar shall remain fully responsible for the proper provision of the access and updating.
The name, postal address, e-mail address, voice telephone number, and (where available) fax number of the administrative contact for the SLD. 2. Upon receiving any updates to the data elements listed in Sections II.F.1.b through d and f through i from the SLD holder, Registrar shall promptly update its database used to provide the public access described in Section II.F.1.
Additional file 3: The free AMPL package that researchers can use to implement optimization models to measure access described in this article.
We organize perceived access items into their corresponding dimensions of access described by Penchansky: availability/accessibility, acceptability, accommodation, and affordability [ 19].
How do published interventions to improve access in underserved groups relate to the model of access described in the previous section?
Ms. Murphy denied any political motive in her decision to limit access, describing it as a response to a security breach in which unauthorized users had the ability to change information in the database.
Using resources on the Internet and their assigned set of data, each group will address the following questions (written on the board or copied on a handout for easier student access): –Describe how the data set might have been recorded.
Mr Johnson, who was told in 2006 that his phone may have been accessed, described new concerns that senior executives at the paper were aware of the hacking as "codswallop".
This may be due to the selective sample we accessed (described further below).
Please read the access protocol described in the steps below.
