The phrase "access fragmented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data retrieval, information systems, or situations where access to resources is not cohesive or complete.
Example: "The system's performance suffered due to access fragmented across multiple servers, leading to delays in data retrieval."
Alternatives: "disjointed access" or "scattered access".
Relaxed synchronization and access to fragmented spectrum are considered for future generations of wireless networks.
Therefore relaxed synchronization and access to fragmented spectrum are key parameters for future generations of wireless networks [1].
The per-subcarrier filtering adopted by GFDM leads to small out-of-band emission; therefore, dynamic spectrum access of fragmented spectrum in cognitive radio scenarios can be achieved.
The well-localized signal energy in frequency domain of the multi-carrier signal also allows for efficient access to fragmented spectrum and efficient spectrum sharing, as a minimum amount of guard bands are needed for the signal separation in frequency.
One can note that if an agile access to fragmented spectrum is needed, a filtering process should be added to OFDM transmitter (with the granularity of a RB) and then the complexity of OFDM-based waveform increases exponentially.
Access to fragmented mental health care sites may enable those patients preferring more privacy around their mental health issues to receive satisfactory highly confidential care [ 35].
But the problem Yidio addresses with its new app is access to the fragmented streaming video app ecosystem.
This 'whole government' counter-reform process aspires to achieve horizontal and vertical coordination in order to eliminate situations in which different policies undermine each other, make better use of scarce resources, create synergies by bringing together different stakeholders in a particular policy area and offer citizens seamless rather than fragmented access to services (Pollitt 2003).
As in the case of financing, health care services were also very fragmented and access was restricted for the majority of the population before 2003.
These high-risk patients were receiving the formal services that they needed, but were making the decision to go to the ED because of inadequate access to care and fragmented primary care relationships.
