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The phrase "access to a better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or resources that improve a situation or quality of life.
Example: "The new program aims to provide access to a better education for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "opportunity for improved" or "access to superior".
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Has anyone received access to a better medical care, education?
Local public services will also, the thinking goes, improve though having access to a better qualified pool of employees.
That if this women has received a better education, access to a better paid job, who she could have become.
He said today's children have access to a better curriculum than ever before, covering young authors and playwrights.
Still, the moral is clear – not only do you get a better education at private school, you get access to a better class of erotica too.
Bottom line, they wanted their four children to have access to a better education and the three boys to have the opportunity to flaunt their baseball skills to achieve it.
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And that's what the Occupy movement is all about: Making life better in a conscientious manner, or at least having access to a dream of a better life.
"He was one of the first chairman of the Birmingham Housing Committee and he felt that everybody should have access to a garden and better living conditions.
Two, the methods we use are patently outdated; we need to leverage the available technology we have access to a little bit better.
Studies show the earlier children gain access to a classroom, the better they do.
"The time for us to act is now, before it is too late" said Mr. Koss, "These children should be protected and have access to a good education, better living conditions and sanitation".
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