The phrase "access exposure" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to gaining access to information or experiences that expose someone to certain ideas or situations, but clarity is needed.
Example: "The program aims to provide participants with access exposure to various cultural experiences."
Alternatives: "access to insights" or "exposure to information".
Also Adegoke and Osoyoko (2015) support the theory that SES influences students' access (exposure) to ICT and internet.
About 2,000 startups participate, getting support from Nvidia in one form or another, including financing, platform access, exposure to experts and more.
They have rightly pointed out that HuffPost has given them incredible access, exposure, and a small and in a not so small way, political clout and influence.
To facilitate improved integration of and access to exposure information, we initiated development of an exposure ontology with an initial focus on human exposure to chemicals.
We did not have access to exposure data prior to 2002 and therefore some diagnoses will have been made prior to exposure.
In the UK there has been some effort to highlight the linkages between health and wellbeing and access and exposure to nature.
One of the big changes is this access, this exposure that Pinterest and other services give you to that world of culture.
Due to the unavoidable 24/7 access and exposure to blue-enriched light, we need to provide adequate awareness among people based on the available scientific evidence.
Intra-caldera settings record a wealth of information on caldera-forming processes, yet field study is rarely possible due to lack of access and exposure.
The second is that access and exposure to the current leaders in the field encourages others to raise their games in a way that such cultural protectionism as is proposed simply does not.
The curriculum should cover access and exposure to porn and sexual practices that are relevant to young people's lives and experiences.
