The phrase "access for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of access to something for every individual or entity involved.
Example: "The new policy ensures access for each student to the online learning platform."
Alternatives: "access for everyone" or "access for all".
Teachers will need internet access for each pair of students.
A finding aid for the collection is now available, which includes links to streaming access for each recording.
Its excellent website details pubs and B&Bs en route, and there's good signposting and decent public transport access for each section.
If your students are younger, or if you don't have computer access for each student, one alternative is to post comments for the class as a whole.
THE brick siding and stucco building is to feature such amenities as washers, dryers and high-speed Internet access for each unit, a health club, a business center and an outdoor pool.
Interestingly, a thicker "funnel-like" shape region within the membrane was identified from which molecules can access, for each monomer, to the surface clefts where the drug-binding sites are located.
All days before the lecture day are consolidated into one variable by adding the number of accesses for each day to assemble what represents accesses before lecture day.
Additionally, the total number of pixel accesses for each block is generated whenever a new set of parameters is loaded and stored in a lookup table.
Input 2: An array ({mathcal {R}W}=[{rw}_{1}, ldots, {rw}_{n}]) which elements represent the numbers of read/write accesses for each lattice mapped onto the SPM (notice that the numbers of read/write accesses for each lattice mapped onto the SPM are already known from Section 3).
In addition, it can generate the traces of memory accesses for each memory layer, the trace to the SPM being particularly useful for energy-aware memory banking (see the next section).
The number of memory accesses for each of the A's smaller 128 lattices (see Fig. 8) can be also computed: then, the ratios between these numbers and the lattice sizes (of 128 bytes each) decrease from 28,993 (for lattices 127 and 128) to 22,913.5 for the two lateral ones, 64 and 191.
