The phrase "access to input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to obtain or utilize information or data in various contexts, such as technology, research, or communication.
Example: "In order to improve the system's performance, we need to ensure that all users have access to input from various sources."
Alternatives: "availability of input" or "entry to data".
The regression analysis shows that opportunity costs increase with access to output markets and extension, output price, access to input supply, experience in growing improved varieties, and the relative importance of the crop.
Projects are displayed in the form of a tree list in the main window of the program (Supplementary Fig. 1) which enables fast access to input and output data.
Provide - either by government, companies, or public-private partnerships - adequate incentives in terms of facilitating access to input and output markets and mitigating investment risk for smallholder farmers to increase food and non-food crop yields.
Farmer self-organization has been strengthened, giving farmers better access to inputs and information.
The lower holdings of adopters could be the result of inadequate access to inputs.
A wide range of innovations are being developed in Kenya to help increase farmers' access to inputs, information and markets, and to boost their productivity.
This spillover seems particularly linked to enhanced access to inputs and technical assistance which were provided as part of biofuel feedstock production contracts.
For pastoralists to accept such a change in their livestock production practices, numerous technical (management of forage intensification, etc)., economic (access to inputs and services, market security, etc)., political and legal issues (securing access to land, support for pastoralists' organizations, etc).
Perhaps, the left out groups are less able to bargain as immediate consumption needs take priority as suggested by the results of Turner and Williams (2002), or possibly, the animals are in qualitatively worse condition due to the limited mobility and limited access to inputs revealed in the data analysis presented above.
Our results suggest that wealthier households are more likely to participate in dairy hubs because they may be able and willing to bear more risks than their counterparts and may have preferential access to inputs and credit (Kassie et al. 2009).
The Ecosalud II team found that farmers did not have access to inputs such as insect traps or less hazardous pesticides.
