The phrase "access of services" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The access of services provided by the new platform is limited to registered users."
Alternatives: "access to services" or "availability of services."
"The bill will be harmful to the health and access of services that many of the country's most vulnerable citizens need," says Kunle Williams of the Population Council.
In scenario where many application servers exist, Kerberos [27] is an efficient scheme for secure access of services because of its singlesign-on characteristic.
9. Identify barriers to the access of services by those visually impaired.
The low level of acceptance, absence or difficult access of services for children with special needs are causes for the child abandonment and children falling out from families.
Health planners should ensure equal distribution and access of services to patients: the escape of patients could highlight a problem in achieving this aim.
Further investigation is necessary to examine whether variations in resource utilization and costs reflect regional differences or availability or access of services.
Mental health professionals can increase the access of service users to the valued social role of work by supporting the development of employment schemes [ 110].
Improved consideration of the prior health, wider social circumstances and points of access to services of all individuals who complete suicide can be achieved.
The web service providers bind the access of their services to certain rules in order to avoid overload and abuse of their resources.
Training and service delivery organizations have tried for decades to improve the quality and access of healthcare services in developing countries by providing training to health care providers.
Compulsory prepayment into a fund for health services before their need arises is recommended as a way of removing financial risks and barriers to access of health services.
