The phrase "access to condoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about sexual health, education, or public health policies regarding the availability of contraceptives.
Example: "Ensuring access to condoms is essential for promoting safe sex practices among young adults."
Alternatives: "availability of condoms" or "accessibility of condoms".
As the AIDS crisis became apparent, access to condoms was restricted.
To deny them access to condoms and counseling about how to negotiate safe sex is a deadly strategy.
A vast majority of Asians never hear about AIDS prevention and have no access to condoms, H.I.V. testing or counseling.
"Concerted, scaled-up prevention efforts are needed to ensure universal access to condoms, clean needles and other protective measures".
The imams discourage easy access to condoms for fear of promoting promiscuity.Despite the anti-AIDS campaign, ignorance remains profound.
But the government is now making efforts to address young people's needs by setting up youth friendly centres and increasing access to condoms.
*There is an expanding sense of sexual freedom, especially among young people, who often have neither knowledge of safe sexual practices nor access to condoms.
Sex workers in countries such as India and Thailand had begun to organize, gaining access to condoms, health services, literacy and vocational programs, and loans.
Dr Ed says most universities were good at offering access to condoms and other non-prescription contraceptives, and many had good access to chlamydia testing.
Having access to condoms isn't the same, in effectiveness or ease of use, as being able to afford an intrauterine device.
Rebecca Hodes, of the Treatment Action Campaign in South Africa, said that if the Pope was serious about preventing new HIV infections he would focus on promoting wider access to condoms and spreading information about how best to use them.
