The phrase "access indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, user experience, or performance metrics to refer to signs or metrics that indicate the level of access to a system or resource.
Example: "The access indicators on the dashboard show how many users are currently logged in and their activity levels."
Alternatives: "access metrics" or "access signals".
This paper reviews energy access indicators and identifies their utility and challenges in their application.
The differences are striking (Figure 3). Figure 3 Educational and health access indicators by province: Kenya DHS 2003.
The access indicators are from an annual survey of patent views regarding their primary care (the GP Patient Survey) and are proportions of patients 'very satisfied' or 'fairly satisfied' with their GP practice opening hours, and proportions of patients describing the overall experience of their GP surgery as fairly good or very good.
The identified datasets were searched for data relevant to the quality of access indicators previously selected.
The standardization of medicine access indicators and the definition of appropriate recall periods are required to evaluate different medicines and access dimensions, improving studies comparison.
Cross-sectional telephone survey of health care access indicators of adults in selected non-metropolitan counties of eight U.S. predominantly southern states.
This new access indicator system provides a basis for evaluating candidate enterprises.
This paper proposes a new method which is an establishment of both an access indicator system and an extendable optimal degree evaluation model.
There are four steps to conduct the evaluation after establishing the access indicator system: (1) selecting correlation function; (2) calculating correlations; (3) assigning weights and current values of indicators; and (4) calculating the optimal degree of all the candidate enterprises.
The channel indicator or channel access indicator, λ i j, is the bivalent which represents whether node i can access channel j (1) or not (0).
Examples of indicators in radiology include the examination volume per modality as a productivity indicator, the report turnaround time as a reporting efficiency indicator, access to an imaging modality as an access indicator and the expenditure on contrast media as a financial indicator.
