The phrase "access replacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, data management, or service provision, where it refers to the process of replacing access credentials or methods.
Example: "The system will undergo an access replacement to enhance security protocols and ensure user data protection."
Alternatives: "access substitution" or "access update".
Porcelain insulators, which may be chipped or cracked but not shattered, are therefore preferred for substation use, since access for replacement may require a busbar outage.
We conclude that survival of Opti-flow catheters was significantly better than that of Hickman catheters from 30 to 90 days, which is a clinically relevant period when patients are waiting for maturation of a permanent access or replacement of a failed access.
HIV-infected women are advised to exclusively breastfeed their infants unless they have access to replacement foods which are acceptable, feasible, affordable, sustainable and safe (AFASS; [5]).
In 2013, approximately 65%% of the Peruvian population has some form of health insurance [ 9], but only an estimated 30%% of all Peruvians are able to access renal replacement therapy [ 10].
However, in resource-limited settings, access to replacement-feeding is hindered by costs, poor water quality and sanitation, cultural practices and stigma associated with not breast-feeding [ 7- 9].
Policy changes to improve access to renal replacement therapy should be combined with research into low-cost renal replacement therapy and optimum clinical care, which should include multifaceted approaches simultaneously targeting several of the putative contributors to increased mortality.
Ms Smith claimed the prisoner was being denied access to hormone replacement therapy, despite having won a court case on the matter.
Without that access, via a replacement free trade agreement, trade credit insurer Euler Hermes reckons the UK could lose £30bn of exports by 2019.
In developing countries, mortality results primarily from an absence of access to renal replacement therapy.
In the management of vascular access for renal replacement therapy (RRT), several factors need to be taken into consideration to achieve an optimal RRT dose and to limit complications.
