The phrase "access for individual" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to access granted to a single person, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The system provides access for individual users to manage their accounts."
Alternatives: "access for individuals" or "individual access".
Access for individual faculty members and students is extended on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to resource availability.
Confusion is worsened by the conflation between fully open access journals and hybrid journals – proprietary journals which include an option for open access for individual articles.
Heavy capacity access for individual shore-based vehicles to carry away the cargo is not required, nor does the provision of services for the relatively small crews who man these great ships present any problem.
After that, the team plans to follow Atlassian's freemium model with free or cheap access for individual developers and small teams, and higher charges for enterprise customers.
Already, Cigna (CI), Aetna AETT) and other health plans have varying degrees of access for individual customers and employers to telehealth offering more services than ever to a public demanding quick access to digital health.
Now that the lease is about to expire, the City is looking to renew the lease with a larger vision for the future: a renovated space, more jobs for local residents, and easier access for individual shoppers.
Federal law already limits gun access for individuals convicted of a felony, and for people with misdemeanor domestic violence convictions.
The endeavour will help Europe to innovate in the legal field, provide better access for individuals, businesses, legal experts and public bodies, and create a network between them.
Obama has been relegated to quietly signing modest proposals into law using his executive authority – his administration announced a pair of actions last year aimed at limiting firearm access for individuals with mental health issues.
Hull, Helia Garrido (2016) "Vexatious Litigants and the ADA: Strategies to Fairly Address the Need to Improve Access for Individuals with Disabilities," Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy: Vol. 26 : Iss. 1, Article 2.
To that end, the University will provide reasonable accommodations to provide access for individuals with disabilities.
