The phrase "access households" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to reach or connect with households, often in relation to services, data, or outreach efforts.
Example: "The new program aims to access households in underserved areas to provide essential resources and support."
Alternatives: "reach households" or "connect with households".
The most recent Internet Access – Households and Individuals report by the ONS reveals that while 54% claim that they simply do not need it, 22% claim a lack of skills, 15% blame equipment costs and 14% access costs.
Butler and Bingham [ 19] were unable to physically access households in their study area as roads to these households were impassable or did not exist.
Even if ownership is established and one has to pay to gain access, households simply do not have an incentive to keep the place clean, which is a classic problem with common goods.
The deprivation index is measured from nine characteristics related to deprivation such as telephone and automobile access, household income and occupant's educational qualifications.
Traditionally Nepalese mothers-in-law are powerful as they can access household resources through their close contact with the main family earners (their husbands and sons).
Adversity indicators assessed in childhood were household overcrowding, access to household amenities (hot water, indoor toilet and bathroom) and whether cohort members received free school meals.
Our observational study modeled self-reported crop and livestock loss and compensation access by households.
After all, the logic goes, ISPs are typically small, entrepreneurial and they were the first to make a business out of selling Internet access to households.
The government is also able to take action: demanding that ISPs cut off internet access from households identified as persistent offenders.
Incorporating active registration in existing health services may increase access for households that are burdened by the current process [ 24].
In rural areas, and in the outlying areas of the larger cities, access of households to drinking water and hygiene and sanitary facilities, remains severely limited.
