The phrase "access suffers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the ability to obtain or use something is negatively impacted.
Example: "Due to the server issues, access suffers, making it difficult for users to retrieve their data."
Alternatives: "access is hindered" or "access is compromised".
If every company has to dig its own holes, the price of entry is too high and competition falters; over time, innovation lags, and the goal of broader and better access suffers.
Unfortunately, compared to subclavian veins the femoral venous access suffers from a higher rate of thrombosis and bacterial colonisation [7, 8, 9, 10].
So far, all the other pads equipped for Web access suffer from one important flaw: They're not full computers, which the Microsoft Tablet is.
The linear address mapping is not optimal with respect to physical memory accesses, suffers from a large data overhead and does not tackle the problems stated in the previous section.
This causes WLAN throughput performance to suffer drastically due to the MAC design which is based on contention-based random access and suffers from inevitable collisions and back-offs.
However, the existing OFDMA random access protocols suffer from low efficiency due to the constraints in half-duplex communications.
While defending the view that privacy is relative to species and culture, Moore argues that privacy is objectively valuable — human beings that do not obtain a certain level of control over access will suffer in various ways.
So while more educated and wealthier elements of Egyptian society may miss their access and suffer from a major Facebook jones, the crowds jamming Tahrir Square are powered by two alternative technologies - their feet, and their voices.
Patients are excluded from the study if they i) do not have adequate proficiency in the Dutch language, both verbal and written, ii) do not have a valid e-mail address and a computer with Internet access, iii) suffer from one or more of the following disorders: a psychotic disorder, bipolar disorder and/or substance dependence, iv) are identified to be at high risk for suicide.
Patients are excluded from the study if they a) do not have adequate proficiency in the Dutch language, both verbal and written, b) do not have a valid e-mail address and a (tablet) computer with Internet access, c) suffer from one or more of the following disorders: a psychotic disorder, bipolar disorder and/or substance dependence, d) are identified to be at high risk for suicide.
But so long as the systems themselves don't provide usable access, each still suffers from filter failure.
