The phrase "access like information" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a type of information that can be accessed, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To improve user experience, we need to ensure that users can access like information easily."
Alternatives: "similar information" or "comparable information".
The patients can also document and archive any communications with doctors and healthcare professionals as well as access WebMD-like information about personal health and fitness, health news, support groups, insurance policies and health facilities.
On the one hand, the video is a testament to modern technology's extraordinary feats — not only instant communication across blocks or continents, but also an almost god-like access to information about the world around us.
Unlike the Japanese, the Chinese commonwealth has, in computer terms, an "open architecture". It represents access to local resources like information, business connections, raw materials, low labor costs, and different business practices in a variety of environments.
(1) We predict that dense networks generate bonding social capital that allows transacting valuable assets, while loose networks create bridging social capital that improves access to cheap favors like information.
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The results also indicate the types of information pharmacists desired and how they searched for this information, however further research into identifying how they would like to access this information is required.
But today's device owners seem to appreciate other features more, like smart home control; streaming music; access to information like news, weather, and traffic; the ability to ask Alexa for help with things like timers and reminders, among other things.
It has put together a database of its members, and bought access to information like the purchasing history of people who use chain-store rewards cards.
Still, without access to information like videos or surf magazines ("We fight over a single page," Valdes said), surfers in Cuba make their progress in the sport on a separate path from the rest of the world.
They would also have access to information like calculated safe zones to which firefighters could retreat and the time it would take to get an injured firefighter to medical care.
