The phrase "access medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, networking, or technology, referring to the method or channel through which data or information is transmitted.
Example: "The access medium for our network includes both wired and wireless connections to ensure reliable communication."
Alternatives: "communication channel" or "transmission medium".
However, the mobility attribute of mobile devices and the intrinsic limitations of wireless access medium obstruct to achieve the goal of seamless connectivity for accessing distributed services in MCC.
Mobility involves the issues of handover, service quality degradation and disruption, whereas the intrinsic limitations of the wireless access medium includes the issues of connectivity fluctuation and heterogeneity of wireless data networks.
I can think of umpteen reasons, such as an increase in the number of Indian citizens getting on the Internet, which is proving to be a better access medium than libraries; or that the general media awareness of law, or the spread of blogging culture, is fueling this desire.
So as Facebook's users shift their access medium to mobile, it may earn less on each of them.
Here, we define network load in terms of the number of nodes that are contending for the access medium.
The availability of resources is mostly dependent upon server capacity and wireless access medium for ensuring constant service delivery.
The typical serial-access medium is magnetic tape.
Purpose: The web, a widely accessed medium for patients to obtain health information, has special relevance for patients with diabetes.
There is a curious paradox in this decline of newspapers, for more than 200 years America's broadband, random-access medium.
The mesh STAs compete then to access the medium using the basic EDCA mechanism and gain access to the medium if it senses the channel idle for a duration in line with the EDCA access category.
Studying differentiation, we cultured tissue explants and cells from passage one on hanging membranes either with access to medium from both basolateral and apical side or in an air-liquid interface with access to medium only from the basolateral side.
