The phrase "access planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or strategizing how to gain entry to a system, location, or resource.
Example: "The team is currently working on access planning to ensure that all stakeholders can efficiently reach the necessary data."
Alternatives: "entry strategy" or "access strategy".
Mr. Romney's staff numbers around 80 - less than half its size four years ago, but enough for the arcane tasks of fielding delegate slates, securing ballot access, planning events and amassing endorsements.
The RW remains the only consistent anatomical landmark for preoperative/intraoperative ST access planning.
Patients who initially are appropriate for PD and prefer this modality, but have a change in their psychosocial or medical status that ultimately precludes performing PD at home, would be better served by earlier identification of this change leading to an improvement in vascular access planning.
"If you make it more difficult for women to access planning services, you end up with more unintended pregnancies and more abortions, which ends up costing taxpayers money.
Dental provisions in this bill include timely oral health education, prevention, stabilized dental coverage, quality assurance, state accountability, improved access planning and coordination across public and private delivery systems.
Department administrators can use the Enrollment Tools application to access planning reports, which can help your department estimate enrollment for each CI-H/HW subject before we run the scheduling algorithm.
O3b (short for the "other three billion" who lack internet access) plans to charge $500 per megabit per month, compared with $4,000 using existing satellite systems.
Under AHIP's proposal, states would be required to create "Guarantee Access Plans" that would be available to enrollees "with the highest expected medical costs".
2. Call for a communications and "language access" plan to make city services more accessible to people with disabilities and English language learners.
Bring Your Own Access plan: $9.95 a month.
Passports for NHS access plan: what are the implications?
