The phrase "access to draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to create or produce drawings or illustrations.
Example: "Students will have access to draw in the art studio during their free periods."
Alternatives: "permission to sketch" or "ability to illustrate".
A new Forward osmosis-Electrodialysis-Reverse osmosis (FO-ED-RO) hybrid system employs FO element upstream to ED-RO system for an access to draw solutions with higher electrical conductivity, aiming at reducing energy consumption and inheriting various advantages of ED system.
The highlights they point to are: Plans for what's being dubbed "the biggest transformation of the pensions system since its inception" - it will allow workers to pool their money into Dutch-style "collective pensions" as well as allowing people free access to draw down money from their pension pot.
Instead, its team signed up for customer accounts on each website, and then walked through the standard procedures all customers have access to, drawing conclusions about how those sites handled customer data.
In 1873, at age 36, after living and studying in Paris for nine years, she applied to the police for a permit to wear male attire in order to have access to drawing classes for men at the government-run Gobelin tapestry school.
As Wright had access to, and drew directly on, Rattigan's screenplay, the evening is being billed as "the staging of two world premieres at once".
Their "FOI machine" gives them access to unique data to draw on for their customers.
London has the international pull and access to VC cash to draw in entrepreneurs and ideas from farther afield and Oxygen's move just underlines that.
The aim of this paper is to examine whether, why and when general practitioners and their patients value personal continuity or rapid access to care, and to draw out the implications of these findings for the development of primary care services.
These records can be accessed from anytime and anywhere with Internet access, providing opportunities for youth to draw connections between classroom and afterschool environments.
Even in rooms without computers or Internet access, students have other devices to draw their attention away from academics.
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