The phrase "access to plan" is not entirely correct in written English; it lacks clarity and specificity.
You can use it when referring to the ability to obtain or utilize a specific plan, but it would be better to specify what kind of plan you are referring to.
Example: "Employees will have access to the plan for the upcoming project during the meeting."
Alternatives: "access to the strategy" or "access to the blueprint".
Abortion rights advocates have pushed for easier access to Plan B, in part to reduce abortions.
Abortion opponents said easier access to Plan B would lead women to have more unprotected sex and more abortions.
Scientists at the Food and Drug Administration and at numerous professional medical societies have long endorsed easier access to Plan B, the most common brand of emergency contraception.
By the reasoning of those who would limit access to Plan B, there should be no over-the-counter drugs, because they are ripe for misuse by teenagers.
In addition, the added cost of a medical visit can make access to Plan B prohibitive for many women, especially teenagers.
New York City's program providing teenagers in city schools access to Plan B One-Step contraception is a vital resource to students who may have no other way to obtain desperately needed health care.
The best thing for everyone, Apple included, is public access to plans before projects are built, not after.
Contractors and fabricators will receive different levels of access to plans -- some will be able to modify them while others will only be able to read them.
For anyone lacking a corporate subscription, $150 a year will buy you access to plan-specific 401(k) data and $300 details of the tax implications of owning various funds.
ensuring improvements in ambulance response times, patient waiting times in A&E departments and access to planned care.
Certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) and certified midwives (CMs) are prepared for care in many settings and could increase access to planned home birth for American women.
