The phrase "access identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are confirming that a specific access point or resource has been recognized or located.
Example: "After reviewing the system logs, we can confirm that access identified is granted to the user for the requested files."
Alternatives: "access confirmed" or "access recognized".
Enhanced internet access, identified dedicated PhD offices, produced PhD handbook, and trained more supervisors.
Health workers' ability to access these resources were investigated and factors facilitating or constraining access identified.
Addressing the barriers to access identified in this study will require significant efforts to improve communication and information flow.
Barriers to access identified in our analysis are consistent with research on barriers to healthcare for Indigenous Australians.
It is currently unclear to what extent socio-cultural determinants of access, identified by qualitative studies, are addressed in survey studies.
Their theory of access incorporates and addresses five specific concepts of fit; accessibility, availability, acceptability, affordability, and adequacy (Table 2).> -wrap-foot> *The five concepts of access identified by Penchansky and Thomas [ 36].
Using all available resources, each group completes the following tasks (written on the board for easier student access): –Identify the major landforms in your area.
In the introductions, groups should (written on the board for easier student access): –Identify the culture or country of origin of the folk tale.
"The key", he told me, "is information to pre-empt attacks including digital intelligence from bulk access, identifying the active terrorists, their locations, movements, associations, financing and intentions".
It is not clear why the figures varied so much as officials could not explain what the filters on parliamentary computers' internet access identify as porn.
The calculator, developed in partnership with local authorities and landlords, helps housing associations to explain the impact of welfare reform to claimants while assessing online access, identifying budgeting concerns and recording basic household information such as size criteria.
