The phrase "access to permanent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to obtain or utilize something that is lasting or enduring.
Example: "The new policy will ensure access to permanent housing for all eligible families."
Alternatives: "entry to lasting" or "availability of enduring".
They will not have access to permanent stay visas".
And the government now estimates that more than a million people no longer have access to permanent health clinics.
Despite financial incentives like importing cars tax-free and efforts to ease access to permanent residency for foreign spouses, they have attracted fewer than 3,000 applicants.
Such a move would give the firms quick access to permanent capital and allow more individual investors access to the booming private equity industry, which grew 18percentt last year to $493.8 billion in deal volume — the biggest growth in five years, according to research firm Dealogic.
The Rev. Donald Green, executive director of Christian Associates of Southwest Pennsylvania, an ecumenical organization that has worked with Mr. Gunduz, said, "Here's a guy who has tried to follow the process and do things legitimately, and now it seems the government, in its paranoia about religious workers and anyone who is an outsider, wants to deny him the access to permanent residency".
Jon Cruddas, MP for Dagenham, has written to Francis Maude, the shadow minister for the cabinet office, expressing concern that shadow cabinet members including Duncan are being given access to permanent secretaries as part of an exercise by the prime minister.
Comparisons with National Forest Inventory (NFI), National Vegetation Information System (NVIS) and Queensland Herbarium data suggested that sampling using LSP and LiDAR aggregated to the landscape provided similar estimates at the broad level but allowed access to a permanent and more detailed record.
The "perennial water scenario", which mimics both irrigation additions as well as access to a permanent water supply [18], typically expanded the climate niche to regions that are arid during the growing season, but are otherwise suitable: western US, northern Africa, central and western Australia, and the Middle East (Figs. 1, 2, 3).
Sheldon Kotzin reviewed the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) priorities regarding access to, and permanent retention of, the world's biomedical literature.
Migrants do not currently have the same access to services as permanent residents.
