The phrase "access to basic services such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability or provision of essential services in various contexts, such as social policy, public health, or community development.
Example: "The government is committed to ensuring access to basic services such as healthcare, education, and clean water for all citizens."
Alternatives: "availability of essential services like" or "provision of fundamental services such as".
With poor accessibility and security issues, access to basic services such as health and education remains a major challenge.
The Rohingya lack freedom of movement and access to basic services, such as health care, education and employment.
Residents build with whatever materials they can find and afford, and they continue to struggle to gain access to basic services such as water and electricity.
Through biometrics, says Unicef, a child can "obtain access to basic services such as health and education in order to thrive".
Why do so many people face food and nutrition, joblessness and minimal access to basic services such as energy, clean water, healthcare and education?
Access to basic services such as food shops, banks and post offices is more difficult in rural areas due to a more dispersed population.
Poor yields affects a family's resistance to disease, cuts livelihoods and, in the end, reduces access to basic service such as education and healthcare.
Sandra Hu, just back from the country as part of an assessment team for the Red Cross/Red Crescent, said the drought and the lack of access in remote areas to basic services such as health meant the situation was "chronic".
Besides teaching such practices, the new preschool centres provide greater access to existing basic services such as birth registration, vaccination campaigns and medical consultations.
Undernutrition is a symptom of limited access to quality basic services such as health care, safe water and proper sanitation, as well as good hygiene and nutrition practices.
Children in early learning centers also have greater access to existing basic services such as birth registration, vaccination campaigns, and medical consultations.
