The phrase "access prestige" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the ability to obtain or experience a certain level of status or recognition.
Example: "The exclusive club offers its members access prestige that is unmatched in the industry."
Alternatives: "gain status" or "achieve recognition".
First, what do I mean by "long-term value?" In its simplest form, "value" is cash, money, the lifeblood of any business (but it can also be access, prestige, or anything else a company seeks in order to grow).
Characters can access Prestige classes, more specialized versions of base classes, by fulfilling certain requirements.
No wonder why, in contrast, the "devo" quest for dominance and limited-access prestige in social animals can only lead to stationary cultures and communications always constrained within the same recurring thus evolutionarily stationary antagonistic equilibriums (Fig. 2).
As symbols of status, beads were worn for centuries on the bodies of kings, chiefs, priests, and their families, elevating the ordinary while conveying access and prestige.
Though modern social networks like to think of themselves as level playing fields for communication, technology is a barrier to access and prestige is a barrier to visibility.
the low-profile, open-access compassionate prestige of egalitarian primus inter pares the high-profile, limited-access authoritarian prestige of autocrats and hierarchical leaders.
"Schools of law know that not all candidates have had access to high prestige work experience," says Steve Jones of the University of Manchester, who recently conducted research into personal statements.
After several recent benefit cuts including free rounds of golf and American Airlines lounge access, the Citi Prestige is receiving a shot in the arm.
These students are willing to pay a premium for the convenience of the remote access and the prestige of a Duke degree: $82,500 (frequently picked up by students' employers), compared with $50,000 for the regular on-campus M.B.A.
For example, volunteer activities improve mental health by increasing the participants' range of social networks, as well as their social prestige, access to resources and emotional gratification [ 5].
English is the language of education and of government, and, although only a fraction of the populace speaks English well, access to high office, prestige, and economic and political power is almost impossible without an adequate command of that language.
