The phrase "access representing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a form of representation related to access, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The report includes access representing the various user permissions within the system."
Alternatives: "access portrayal" or "access depiction".
In July, for instance, the UN said of the "35 locations, 34 have been approved for access, representing approximately 75% of total beneficiaries targeted".
Some 10.7 million of the nation's households now have broadband access, representing about 16percentt of all households online, according to the Yankee Group research firm.
As of September 30 , 2011 Gogo had equipped 1,177 planes with internet access, representing approximately 85% of internet-enabled North American commercial aircraft and is operated on more than 4,200 daily flights.
ClassPass -- a membership allowing pass holders unlimited access to hundreds of gyms such as LA Fitness, 24 Hour Fitness and Gold's Gym -- has raised its LA prices to $175 per month for unlimited access, representing a sharp increase from the June 2015 price of $99.
Based on data collected here, it can be argued that health care accessibility in terms of physical, financial and cultural access represents one of the most comprehensive components of the Iranian primary health care.
Broadband access represented 13percentt of the company's revenue.
Direct Note Access represents the notes of a chord graphically: they look like blobs of ink on a timeline.
Patients requiring long-term feeding tube access represent a particularly complex group of patients who stress the mechanisms placed within a healthcare system to optimize quality and safety.
Even if the Obama campaign does not actively raise money for the convention, the Democratic fund-raising effort — and the overt promises of political access — represent exactly the kind of relationship with special-interest money that Mr. Obama has denounced since he began his presidential bid.
access: represents two particular types of relations: accesses to fields or method calls.
Percutaneous transarterial access represents the initial step in a variety of cardiac, peripheral vascular, aortic and oncologic procedures.
