The phrase "access to necessities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability or provision of essential items or services needed for basic living.
Example: "The government is working to ensure that all citizens have access to necessities such as food, water, and shelter."
Alternatives: "availability of essentials" or "access to basic needs".
[And it's] is a way to get consumers access to necessities at a lower cost than if we were just to lend them money," says Wright.
Robust public transportation and easy access to necessities, coupled with the high costs of everything from tolls to parking have long led to car-free living in places like New York, Singapore and many European capitals.
Behind the Numbers Using that approach, the Gallup-Healthways team came up with six important measures: life satisfaction, work quality, healthy behavior, physical health, emotional health and basic access to necessities like food and shelter.
There are 1.5 million people imprisoned on the Gaza Strip, surrounded on all sides, and denied access to necessities like pasta and centrifuges for their blood transfusion service.
More research comes from Gallup and Healthways who have partnered together since 2008 to interview roughly 178,000 Americans annually, asking questions and gaining perceptions on "physical and emotional health, behaviours, work environment, social and community factors, financial security, and access to necessities such as food, shelter and healthcare" to provide us with a well-being index.
They spoke at length about the salience of day-to-day challenges in ensuring access to necessities such as food, water and shelter.
The country's "timelessness" has something to do with the lack of access to basic necessities.
Voters should be asking themselves if an increasingly unregulated and oligopolistic market economy should continue to prevent many Americans from access to basic necessities, like affordable health care.
Their already fragile infrastructure is now even more unstable, and many citizens are losing access to basic necessities like medical care.
This population is at serious risk of besiegement as the fighting closes in and their access to basic necessities runs out".
For progressive civilisation had always expected that meeting necessity in the west was a mere prerequisite to further, higher goals: justice, equality, democracy, and the extension of ease of access to the necessities of life to all.
