The phrase "access in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or aspects related to accessing something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "We need to evaluate the system's performance by examining access in terms of speed and reliability."
Alternatives: "access regarding" or "access with respect to".
Hence, access in terms of increasing availability and accessibility of contraceptives as well as provision of compassionate care to FSWs is crucial to reduce unintended pregnancy in this group.
"We are the second-biggest county in the state, with 500,000 students, and we have lost access in terms of communicating with our public," he said.
Then the water crisis in Flint, Mich., became news, and they looked at water access in terms of wealth and race.
Overall, the study suggests that future land use planning for Bangalore might ensure that all groups of individuals have equal access (in terms of travel time/distance) to basic facilities.
The present paper presents the results of a questionnaire survey regarding residents' preference of solar access in terms of time, amount, place, and purpose of the exploitation of sunlight, as well as an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) which examines the influence of environmental parameters on residents' preference.
There is likely a need to improve the provision of solar access in terms of the time of sunlight received by residents since only about 40% of the respondents had the same time of sunlight entering their flats as they expected.
We structure the information to be accessed in terms of a five-dimensional design space model that applies across generative design systems of the type considered here.
The physicochemical properties of pure ezetimibe and corresponding co-crystals were accessed in terms of phase solubility studies, melting point, flowability, drug content uniformity, saturation solubility and dissolution studies.
The extracts were accessed in terms of: (i) extraction yield (EY), (ii) total phenolic content by Folin Ciocalteu method (TPC), (iii) phenolics quantified by high performance liquid chromatography (PC-HPLC), and (iv) antioxidant activity (AA).
Human error in the modeling process is accessed in terms of residual error.
The internet is no longer accessed in terms of hours; we don't log in and log out, or at least very few of us do any more.
