The phrase "access to homes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or right to enter, use, or obtain housing or residential properties.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve access to homes for low-income families in the area."
Alternatives: "entry to residences" or "availability of housing".
In two other letters sent in May 1990, USACE requested alterations to the project, detailing further concerns about destruction of a unique type of wetland near the turnpike's planned intersection with Yale Avenue, OTA's plan to temporarily drain Mill Creek Bridge Pond, and emergency access to homes only accessible by crossing the pond on a wooden bridge.
Satellite makers now compete with cable and telecommunications operators to provide Internet access to homes and businesses.
As cable, telephone and wireless companies compete to provide high-speed Internet access to homes, a new challenger is emerging based on a decidedly old technology.
To judge by Verizon's recent efforts to gain access to homes on Long Island, the Public Service Commission eagerly supports the idea of competition.
When she became prime minister, she gave the British working class access to homes and property so that they would become more industrious and independent.
They feared that allowing police officers access to homes even in limited cases would open a loophole dishonest officers could exploit.
"We are going to continue to make sure folks have access to home ownership," he said.
"Improving access to home ownership has long been an aim of his public policy," the campaign said.
But no matter how much we improve access to home ownership there will always be some people for whom home ownership is just not appropriate, desirable or possible.
Financial institutions, in particular, might avoid people with low scores, reducing those people's access to home loans, credit cards and insurance.
