"access feasibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the likelihood or possibility of being able to access something. It can be used in situations where there may be barriers or limitations to accessing something. Example: "Before implementing the new security system, the company must consider the access feasibility for all employees, including those with disabilities or remote workers."
It's mainly a question of priorities and — oh, yes — the billions of dollars that a Metro-North access project would require, starting with more financing to complete the access feasibility study.
Particularly, in the framework of the grant F4E-2008-GRT-09-PNS-TBM, CEA/IRFM has contributed to the test blanket module system (TBS) design and robot access feasibility study in the Port Cell.
Four themes emerged from the interview transcripts as factors commonly taken into account by participants when attempting to rank agreement or disagreement quality of care, access, feasibility, and communication.
These pilotdata show biobank access and feasibility of performing quantitativeproteomics in MM biobank repositories collected in southern Sweden.
The driving data was studied in Australia from GPS devices to access the feasibility of battery electric vehicles (BEV) in [41].
A pilot study was conducted to access the feasibility of a randomized controlled trial of a peer support intervention.
This controlled study compared the clinical outcome of Rocker versus X-Stop to access the feasibility and validity of the novel IPS.
This model should be considered in efforts to introduce evidence-based HIV prevention programs into correctional settings where there are likely to be access and feasibility issues for both intervention and evaluation activities.
Because these are banking institutions, they are able to access the economic feasibility of projects, which is crucial if new technologies and innovative projects are to substitute for the old ones.
We also present a framework design of PAC and demonstrate through the implementation of trust-based access control the feasibility of design, implementation and application of pro-active access control.
Patient demographics, access, and service feasibility and effectiveness were compared at hospital and clinic sites.
