The phrase "access of education" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey the idea of obtaining or having the ability to receive education.
Example: "The government is working to improve access to education for all children in rural areas."
Alternatives: "access to education" or "availability of education".
And then I think of the time in which we live, and for those reading this page the good fortune of having access to the sheer abbondanza of this era of access to education, knowledge of many cultures, multiple disciplines.
"Ongoing issues around poverty, lack of access to housing, lack of access to education, lack of job opportunities, all compound violence in a number of ways," Crowder said.
The sales target for 2008 was 340,000, and the money gained will be invested in improving the quality of life and access to education of children in the countries of Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa.
As a result of child labor and the lack of access to education, the majority of Syrian refugee children are not enrolled in school, the report says.
Cherisse Scott, BWRJ's health educator and campaign coordinator, says, "Our communities are overwrought with violence, lack of access to education, high rates of unemployment, and lack of access to healthy foods.
East Palo Alto's site, by contrast, has only three pages, containing little more than outdated population figures and the address of City Hall.The digital divide is not so much a question of access but of education.
Low awareness of HTN may reflect disparities in health care access, lack of education, the effect of poverty, or a combination of these and other factors.
Also, a lack of access to education and lack of access to medical care.
This takes the form of verbal and physical abuse, lack of access to education and health care, lack of social opportunities, barriers to employment and discrimination.
