The phrase "access safeguards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, privacy, or data protection, referring to measures that ensure authorized access to information or systems.
Example: "The company has implemented several access safeguards to protect sensitive customer data from unauthorized users."
Alternatives: "access controls" or "security measures".
We welcome the tremendous efforts by the Obama administration and particularly Ambassador Ron Kirk and his team to address the urgent concerns of autoworkers and auto companies with respect to market access, safeguard provisions and some non-tariff barriers.
The more conditions you place on future owners to guarantee public access or safeguard biodiversity, the less you are likely to raise money.
The goal of the session, said diplomats, was to discuss a possible Security Council resolution aimed specifically at aid access and safeguarding civilians.
As part of its analysis of digital exclusion, Society Professionals is this week campaigning for employers to allow and encourage greater online access, with appropriate safeguards in place.
Singapore said this round would focus on market access for goods, safeguards, trade in services, intellectual property, dispute settlement and institutional arrangements.
The technology stack also serves as the platform for data storage and analytics, runs applications, and safeguards access to products and the data flowing to and from them.
In addition to these safeguards, access to the data was provided for academic research purposes only and subject to Harvard University's stringent confidentiality requirements.
The DCMS has hauled Facebook in for questioning multiple times now over to its ongoing investigation into how Facebook provides access to and safeguards (or doesn't as the case may be) user data.
It also safeguards access to effective and innovative drugs by setting a price that reflects the utility created [ 8].
