The phrase "access to lethal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the availability or permission to use lethal means or methods, often in discussions about weapons or lethal substances.
Example: "The report highlighted the concerning issue of access to lethal weapons among civilians."
Alternatives: "availability of lethal" or "permission for lethal".
reduce easy access to lethal methods; promote research on reducing the lethality of pesticides in use; educate the public on less harmful use of pesticides; create a culture which discourages suicides; ensure survival after poisoning; and remove legal barriers to the correct handling of those at risk (Government of Sri Lanka 1997 ).
Reducing access to lethal means has worked in other countries.
But efforts to control access to lethal pesticides would be a more effective first step, they said.
The key to reducing fatalities, experts say, is to block access to lethal means when the suicidal feeling spikes.
"Suicides among the young are typically impulsive," the statement noted, "and easy access to lethal weapons largely determines outcome".
As the modern battlefield expands and empties out, scattered bands of insurgents with increasing access to lethal weaponry hide in broad daylight in civilian areas.
The campaign to halt lethal injections as a mode of capital punishment by restricting access to the lethal drugs has not yet ended the death penalty.
Even if Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups gradually lose support, the remaining violent extremists may have access to increasingly lethal technology, including biological weapons, the report found.
"There was a serious potential danger to society from a biological attack as a result of either an insider or outsider getting access to these lethal organisms".
Access to highly lethal means -- firearms, poisons, machinery -- result in a large proportion of fatal suicide attempts.
Therefore restricting access to more lethal methods should theoretically save lives.
