The phrase "access for the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or means to carry out a specific implementation, often in a technical or project management context.
Example: "We need to ensure that there is adequate access for the implementation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "access for execution" or "access for deployment".
FAO engages with international financing institutions, such as the Green Climate Fund and the Global Environment Facility and supports countries to access funds for the implementation of CSA projects.
The data are stored in Parquet, a columnar data storage using Avro serialized file formats that reduce I/O load by providing in-memory data access for the Spark pipeline implementation.
Ambassador Tomas Ulicny highlighted the importance of continued cooperation from the Sudanese government to provide access for implementation of the two education programs.
The term data or information infrastructure means the relevant base collection of technologies, policies, and institutional arrangements that facilitate the availability of and access to data relevant for the implementation of carbon forestry.
The methods used to gain remote access into the organization's network and the users, and locations used for remote access can impact the implementation of Active Directory (AD) and must therefore be carefully considered.
Large companies usually enjoy more financial and human resources to innovate, and at the same time have better access to the knowledge necessary for the implementation of JIT (Doolen and Hacker 2005; Bayo-Moriones et al. 2008).
The commissioners are considering alternatives such as subsidised service access for continued implementation.
Although this makes network planning more complex, it allows for separation of RSUs from a security perspective and depending on the BSU equipment, may allow for the implementation of access control lists (ACLs) and other measures to restrict inter-RSU traffic and unauthorised access to the remote network.
The current issue of CKJ reports two studies aimed at improving the care of haemodialysis patients targeting early use of arteriovenous grafts as access for haemodialysis and the implementation of a dialysis checklist to ensure the prescribed dialysis treatment is delivered.
Over time, several changes have been made to the ways in which local authorities access the financial resources they require for the implementation of their policies.
