The phrase "access rents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, real estate, or discussions about property rights and income derived from access to resources.
Example: "The new policy aims to regulate access rents to ensure fair compensation for landowners."
Alternatives: "access fees" or "entry rents".
Doctors and academics with internet access rent their passwords so that others can use them after office hours.
As a result, new data economies are being formed where data can be created, accessed, rented, and perpetually maintained in a more simple and affordable way.
His company, Access Property Management, rents residential units Mr. Bajema owns and also leases and manages buildings for others.
Using a sample of 69 developing countries, we demonstrate that oil resources orient university students toward specializations that provide better future access to rents when institutions are weak.
As care in the home becomes increasingly difficult to access and rents soar, it's perhaps inevitable that more people will turn to homesharing.
He may not connect to the Internet or go to any establishment that sells Internet access or rents or sells computers.
"At the moment, the way the Russian system works is by achieving a distribution of influence and access to rents" — or windfall profits — "to achieve overall equilibrium on which the state is based," he said.
Therefore, when institutions are weak, oil increases the incentive to opt for professions with better access to rents (law, business, and the social sciences), rather than careers in engineering, creating a deviation from the optimal allocation between the two types of specialization.
An Orange County Superior Court judge Monday continued to block efforts by landlords to gain access to rents being withheld by about 500 tenants in a renters' rebellion in Santa Ana.
