The phrase "access talks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where discussions or conversations about gaining access to something are taking place.
Example: "The team will hold access talks next week to discuss the new security protocols for the building."
Alternatives: "access discussions" or "access meetings".
"Jeremy Corbyn is not the person who should be having those access talks later on when they are established.
She said she had written to Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, to ask him to trigger the process for access talks for opposition parties, saying Labour needed to be in the room to oppose "the libertarianism of campaigners like Dominic Raab who would keep us out of things like the European arrest warrant … Tories like Priti Patel who want a bonfire of workers' rights".
MEPs call for cultural and audiovisual services to be excluded from the market access talks.
Similarly, some people access talking therapy earlier in life and may never need it again.
Give mental health the same priority as physical health, with a new right to access talking therapies.
If you do need to access TalkTalk's online services use your own bookmarks or simply type the address into your web browser.
While the current average wait for adults to access talking therapies is five weeks, in some clinical commissioning groups average waits are up to three months, Labour says.
An extra £600m ministers have pledged to put into services during this parliament will significantly improve the number of people able to access talking therapies by 2020, Burt added.
According to a 2014 survey51 by the UK Charity Mind of 2000 people who tried to access talking therapies more than 50% were offered no therapy through the National Health Service, and while waiting, almost 70% became more mentally unwell, with 1 in 6 attempting suicide.
For access, talk to Bruce.
For 7 years, she co-hosted the environmental cable access talk show EARTH TALK TODAY.
