The phrase "access to arms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about gun rights, legislation, or personal security.
Example: "The debate over access to arms has intensified in recent years, with advocates arguing for the right to bear arms."
Alternatives: "right to bear arms" or "availability of firearms".
UN-backed sanctions against Iraq restricted its access to arms, but caused immense suffering.
The arrivals boosted local gangs' organisation and access to arms and drug routes.
There's been a lot of switching teams, too, depending on pay, local victories, and access to arms and ammunition.
The payoff often included access to arms and gentle treatment when issues like corruption, torture and inequality arose.
The benefits could include privileged access to arms and training.Who needs this status, Brazilian officials ask tartly, noting that other such "allies" are in regions of high tension?
Principally, they had no access to arms and were surrounded by native anti-Semitic populations who collaborated with the Nazis or condoned the elimination of the Jews.
Of course, that could have something to do with security, as Microsoft needs access to ARM's architecture in order to bring Windows to ARM-based devices.
Ah, but through this new licensing agreement, Microsoft will enjoy "closer access" to ARM's technology and "be able to enhance our research and development activities for ARM-based products," KD Hallman, a general manager at Microsoft, said in the statement.
The 2nd Amendment guarantees access to bear arms, not all arms.
After the civil war began, the colonel changed sides and gave the warlord StrongmanSouth unfettered access to the arms cache, thus arming his ragtag clan militia and enabling them to run the head of state out of the city.
All of this occurred despite long-running disputes with the west that threatened to derail Gaddafi's access to international arms markets: a tale of arms embargoes put in place only after the horse has bolted.
