The phrase "access to functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to utilize specific features or capabilities of a system, application, or device.
Example: "Users must have the appropriate permissions to gain access to functions within the software."
Alternatives: "ability to use features" or "entry to capabilities".
Every desktop window now has a left-side panel that offers one-click access to functions and windows you might want.
Offering access to functions commonly used in modelling complex social problems (e.g., threshold and impact [58], fractional and majority votes [59]) also simplifies the process of modelling development, thereby making it accessible to participants with limited mathematical background.
By looking at correlated photon detection events, one also has access to functions of the form 〈 σ e e σ e e 〉.
Among women with access to functioning maternity centers, 77% reported giving birth at a health facility and 22% said their birth was attended by an untrained person.
Birth attendants and pregnancy outcomes were compared in 1) communities with good access to trained TBAs, 2) randomly selected, comparable communities with no access to trained TBAs, and 3) communities with good access to functioning maternities.
The issue tackled is critical -- that according to some studies, up to half of the Indian population lacks access to functioning toilets and continues to relieve itself outdoors.
However, our cost-effectiveness estimates for people without access to functioning health subcenters, a situation that applies to some 70 percent of the population, are higher than these previous estimates.
Health, Hygiene and Caring Practices: Availability and access to functioning health clinics is low in the CASD villages.
> Compressed cylinder oxygen was not reliably available at 17 (65.2%, 50%) of facilities, though 20 (74%, 75%) reported access to functioning oxygen concentrators.
Health systems can only provide good quality maternity care if facilities have sufficient and skilled staff who have access to functioning equipment, and sufficient drugs and supplies [ 6].
The great majority of patients are from rural forested tribal areas often lacking in basic water or sanitation services or access to functioning healthcare facilities.
