The phrase "access of the internet" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to refer to the ability to connect to or use the internet.
Example: "The access of the internet has become essential for remote work."
Alternatives: "access to the internet" or "internet access".
Ofcom also found that 84% of parents directly supervise their children online and 82% have defined rules about the use and access of the internet by their kids.
The sterilized world of many Westerners and the open access of the Internet mean one person's mutilation can be another's diversion.
When he launched his 2012 campaign with a YouTube video, commentators discussed the venue as much as the message -- a clear indication that television is gradually taking a backseat to the instant access of the Internet.
In fact, the percentage of access to the Internet in the Netherlands is the highest of all European countries [ 33].
The uncertainty and sense of isolation have been only magnified by the blocking of access to the Internet and shutdown of text messaging and international phone service that has severed communications in Kashgar and the entire region.
These included lack of time, lack of equipment and lack of access to the internet and evidence-based resources such as The Cochrane Library.
"This is a matter of great import that has enormous long-term effect on the diversity of access to the Internet, and the diversity of content over that access".
Iranians say that the government in recent weeks has established absolute control of access to the Internet, making impossible circumvention of censorship with specialized software.
Lower response rates in the online mode arguably reflect the population being surveyed, their familiarity with and trust in the internet, and reliability of access to the internet, especially in remote regions of Australia.
What can we expect in the way of impact due to the spread of access to the Internet?
The cost of access to the Internet is more than double.
