The phrase "access to instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or opportunity to use tools, devices, or resources, often in a specific context such as music, research, or technology.
Example: "The students will have access to instruments that will enhance their learning experience in the science lab."
Alternatives: "availability of tools" or "access to tools".
"If people don't have access to instruments or music education, they make stuff themselves.
Please peruse the Access to Instruments and Facility pages for more information.
Hohnen's brief was to encourage Indigenous young people to make music, and he had access to instruments.
Planning meticulously and forewarning each curator of his intentions, he gained access to instruments, often lying undisplayed in storerooms, which he handled, measured, weighed, photographed, described and drew.
Many suicidologists cite the easy access to instruments of death, such as drugs and guns, that have become teen-agers' favorite means of killing themselves.
He also dismissed the idea that London needs to spend £278m building a new concert hall, arguing that he would rather see money invested in schools, giving children access to instruments and teachers.
I then use the variation in university access to instrument the effect of higher education on earnings later in life measured using social security data and obtain large and positive return estimates.
Research has suggested that funding cuts to schools have reduced access to instrument tuition for those who cannot afford to pay for private tutors; Department for Education plans to exclude creative subjects, including music from the GCSE curriculum have been denounced by critics as a direct threat to students' engagement with and appreciation of classical music.
Many praise rap as democratic, in that performing it is accessible to people without access to musical instruments and formal training.
Tests are free to educators; however, since their structure and use differ from many assessment instruments with which you may be familiar, we require anyone seeking access to these instruments to complete tutorials about their design and proper usage.
By providing this information the PROQOLID database facilitates access to the instruments and their developers and eases the process of selecting the instrument appropriate for a given application.
