The phrase "access to a computerised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to use a computerized system or resource.
Example: "Students will have access to a computerised database for their research projects."
Alternatives: "access to a digital" or "access to an automated".
The scheme relies on remote access to a computerised decision support system (DSS) developed by a consultant cardiologist, and an associated electronic health record.
It had three major components: a) access to a computerised malnutrition screening system and automatic alert system, b) an awareness campaign directed toward the health care workers and c) a leadership based strategy (see Figure 1).
The implementation of our intervention was coordinated by the NST and had three major components: a) access to a computerised malnutrition screening system associated with an automatic alert system, b) an awareness campaign directed toward the health care workers and c) a leadership based strategy.
All results, both positive and negative, are made available on the laboratory reporting system to which all ward staff have access via a computerised reporting system, immediately upon completion of the test.
Oxygen consumption was measured with a gas analyzer (ML206, ADInstruments) connected to a computerised recording system (PowerLab; ADInstruments).
This may be related to greater access to computerised information sources and a decrease in seeking information face to face (as evidenced by the reduction in professional communication) both of which reduce the need to travel to obtain information.
Faculty appointments, discounted continuing education, access to computerised information and libraries along with better education as clinical teachers were all valued as suitable rewards.
The Image Generation (Section 5.1.1) and Mental Clocks (Section 5.1.2) tasks are computerised measures, while the Familiar Squares (Section 5.1.3) and Buildings (Section 5.1.4) tasks can be implemented without access to a computer.
Access to a lawyer should be allowed.
