The phrase "access plan for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strategy or document that outlines how to gain access to a particular resource, service, or system.
Example: "The IT department has developed an access plan for the new software to ensure all employees can use it effectively."
Alternatives: "access strategy for" or "access roadmap for".
EARLIER this month, Jeremy Gutsche spent $28.99 for a 30 megabyte internet access plan for a Singapore Airlines flight.
As a result, the hotel has introduced a wireless Internet access plan for travelers who want to log on for just a couple of hours.
They can also choose to maintain 150 hours of Internet access for $16.95 a month or upgrade to an unlimited access plan for $21.95 a month, and receive a $25 gift certificate redeemable at Amazon.com.
This plan is more likely to pass than previous Republican proposals, since it includes high-minded suggestions like that state-based "Guaranteed Access Plan" for high-risk people.
Payer source for outpatient encounters were 37%% uninsured (26%% of which were provided by Healthy San Francisco, a city and federally funded universal health access plan for residents of the City and County of San Francisco), 35 % Medi-Cal (California's Medicaid Program), 17 % Medicare, and 11%% commercial payers or other sources [ 25].
Some developers, such as Medicines Development for Global Health have access plans for their drugs.
Redesign of the first floor is hostage to the access plans for the Addition, however.
All phones have a per-Kilobit charge associated for casual browsing (like the previous step), but they also offer limited access plans for as little as $5 a month.
"For the past few months, we've been testing a variety of All-Access Plans for Lyft passengers".
The hackers apparently accessed plans for South Korean special forces, information about power plants and military facilities, and wartime contingency plans crafted jointly by the U.S. and South Korea.
THE two projects -- the Second Avenue subway and East Side Access plan -- account for only about a quarter of those needs, but they crystallize the problem of uncertain financing.
