The phrase "access obstacles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe barriers or challenges that prevent someone from gaining access to something, such as information, resources, or locations.
Example: "The new policy aims to reduce access obstacles for individuals with disabilities, ensuring they can fully participate in all activities."
Alternatives: "barriers to access" or "access challenges".
A few Russian R&D programmes are also open for participation of EU researchers.f Main access obstacles are a lack of information about Russian research programmes, linguistic barriers and financial and legal issues.
Rehab is darn hard work -- placing challenging policy and additional access obstacles in front of these patients are not in anyone's interest.
In the absence of needed resources, TasP threatens to locate responsibility for low treatment uptake with the affected community rather than with the social institutions and conditions generative of treatment access obstacles.
Challenges in delivering universal access Obstacles to scaling up HIV treatment persist in most countries, including funding shortages, limited human resources, and weak procurement and supply management systems for HIV drugs and diagnostics and other health systems bottlenecks.
To accept a referral and engage in mental health treatment may entail striking a balance between perceived need, the social costs of mental health care (eg, stigma, personal rejection), negative attitudes towards depression and its treatment, and overcoming tangible access obstacles.
This sets targets in areas like getting more women and older people into the workforce, boosting R&D, extending broadband internet access, removing obstacles to the creation of new companies, and deregulating energy, telecoms and transport markets.
Karol Martesko, publisher of the magazine Filmmaker and a longtime operator of Web sites set up for the benefit of independent filmmakers, agrees that inadequate equipment and complexity of access are obstacles to film watching on the Web.
Most (80%) included findings on health-care access, with obstacles reported at primary, secondary and tertiary levels.
All of these kinds of barriers to access act as obstacles to providing adequate health care both in the U.S and in many developing countries.
Although intellectual property, data access, and ethical obstacles may delay complete integration of machine learning into contract drafting, full automation is likely still viable.
In view of these obstacles, access to BPT for patients in need remains highly problematic as discussed earlier [ 12, 14].
