The phrase "access for repair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to reach or obtain something in order to perform maintenance or fix it.
Example: "The technician needs access for repair to the main server in order to troubleshoot the issue."
Alternatives: "entry for maintenance" or "access for servicing".
However, Mr Burnell said concrete sprayed on to the damaged cliff wall appeared to have "held" and a scaffolding bridge erected to enable access for repair engineers did not appear to have been damaged.
Decondensation of chromatin in response to DNA damage may be required to loosen or open the chromatin structure and allow access for repair machinery (Ziv et al. 2006).
Other studies suggest a BRCA1 role in altering chromatin structure in the presence of a DNA damage to allow access for repair.
It is also conceivable that the differential oxidation footprint of Met is a result of different susceptibility depending e.g. on the conformation of the protein or on differential access for repair of the MSR to different proteins or protein domains.
He consulted with engineers, who suggested building a stone staircase more than a mile in length, which would pin down the pipe and also allow access for repairs.
Ensor said the state has agreed to move the main to make it easier for the WSSC to access for repairs, not out of any safety concerns.
The rectangular component is in turn surrounded by towers containing elements such as restrooms, elevators, and kitchens, which allow easy access for repairs or for making any future modernizations of the building's service functions.
Jay Litzman, a Manhattan housing and real estate lawyer, said that whenever possible when representing landlords, he attempts to include a rider to a tenant's lease that places an affirmative duty on tenants to keep their apartment clean and dry, to report leaks immediately to the landlord and to provide access for repairs.
This study evaluated the feasibility of the Port-Access approach for repairs of various congenital heart defects in children and describes the anesthetic management for this procedure.
ASCC3 encodes a 3′ 5′ DNA helicase that unwinds duplex DNA to generate ssDNA and exposes DNA lesions, thus providing access for ALKBH3-mediated repair.
Owing to its perinuclear localization, the late replication, hypermethylation, and the limited access for DNA repair, the Xi is especially vulnerable to DNA damage.
