The phrase "access to appropriately" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of having the right or ability to access something in a suitable manner, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "We need to ensure access to appropriately designed resources for all students."
Alternatives: "access to suitable" or "access to proper".
provide access to appropriately selected resources.
With improved access to appropriately specialised legal advice and mainstream medical services, there is greater potential to identify and therefore assist victims of trafficking.
The complexity and uniqueness of refugee health issues, and the need to develop sustainable management information systems, require epidemiologists to expand their repertoire of skills to identify health patterns among arriving refugees, monitor access to appropriately designed health services, address inequities, and communicate with policy makers and multidisciplinary teams.
Prior to today's news, Associate Minister of Health Peter Dunne told VICE he was generally against CBD, and favoured "access to appropriately manufactured medicinal products for therapeutic purposes where clinically indicated".
Meanwhile, Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne told VICE he's considering advice from the Ministry "but generally speaking, I favour access to appropriately manufactured medicinal products for therapeutic purposes where clinically indicated".
A key aspect of healthcare empowerment is access to appropriately framed and delivered information.
PwMS displayed a wide variation in their preferences for services and unmet needs, ranging from clearer information about management to relevant tailored advices and accesses to appropriately skilled professionals.
This necessitates access to appropriate hardware, as well as software and appropriately skilled staff, and should not be underestimated.
The evidence is overwhelming that this practice holds back poor children, denying them access to an appropriately demanding curriculum.
Virtual protection Parents and carers are primarily responsible for protecting their children, by supervising their access to cyberspace appropriately, coaching children in personal safety, and installing parental control software.
Most viewed the uncertain clinical utility of genetic research results (76%), the possibility that participants will misunderstand the information they are given (74%), the potential for emotional harm to participants (61%), the need to ensure access to an appropriately trained clinician (59%), and the potential for loss of confidentiality (51%) as major barriers to the return of results.
