The phrase "access population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, research, or demographics when referring to the group of individuals that can be reached or included in a study or survey.
Example: "To improve our outreach efforts, we need to better understand our access population and tailor our services accordingly."
Alternatives: "target population" or "available population".
They can apply local knowledge to solving problems, and can access populations in areas that remain beyond the reach of international agencies.
"People in the low-access population don't often think, 'If I only had the Internet, I'd be in a different position,'" said Lee Rainie, director for the Pew Internet & American Life Project, which performed the study in tandem with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
In the Japanese J-ACCESS population who showed a low likelihood of coronary artery disease and no cardiac events, a small heart was observed in 74 % of women and 13%% of men [ 13].
Women's secondary report is a useful way to access data on hard-to-access populations such as mobile young men.
RDS is a peer-driven, chain-referral sampling approach that can efficiently yield large samples of difficult-to-access populations such as MSM and DU [ 47– 53].
Modelling can be a useful tool to foster rational decision-making based on explicit assumptions and scientific evidence for hard-to-access populations in low-income areas.
RDS has several advantages in recruiting hard-to-access populations, such as broad inclusion, larger recruitment chains, time efficiency and low cost.
"As Ethiopia comes closer to reaching the health Millennium Development Goals, it becomes increasingly important to reach out to the harder-to-reach, harder-to-access populations… We really appreciate the support of ECHO in making this strategy possible".
Where hard-to-access populations (such as those living in insecure areas) lack access to basic health services, relief agencies, donors, and ministries of health face a dilemma in selecting the most effective intervention strategy.
