The phrase "access to qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or ability to obtain services or information from qualified individuals or professionals.
Example: "The organization aims to provide access to qualified healthcare providers for underserved communities."
Alternatives: "availability of qualified" or "entry to qualified".
35 Continued efforts are needed to make the government care providers and facilities more accessible to caregivers and improve access to qualified and adequately trained physicians for those who need it.
They have had no access to qualified interpreters and have not stated their claims for protection.
More than ever, Americans need access to qualified primary care physicians to manage multiple chronic conditions as baby boomers gray and disease rates for obesity, diabetes and hypertension increase.
· Sir Geoff Hurst MBE is McDonald's director of football and spearheads the company's community football coaching programme, which provides children across the UK with more access to qualified coaching.
One of the architects of the PHEM scheme, Rod Mackenzie, a consultant in emergency medicine at Cambridge University hospitals and a Magpas doctor, said the aspiration was for each NHS ambulance service to have immediate access to qualified PHEM experts 24 hours a day.
Poor access to qualified veterinary and para-veterinary staff is responsible for the low contribution of treatment fees to production costs (1%).
Through Health at Hand, you have access to a qualified and experienced team of healthcare professionals, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
As Stephen Pound, the local MP has so well said: "I weep for my constituents, who now have no access to free, qualified, legal advice, and I weep all the more for the consequences of this for my vulnerable constituents who are now defenceless".
I saw on Dr. Oz that cleanses help, so I tried one with the only food I had access to that qualified: apples.
"Our goal is to ensure that students have access to highly qualified and experienced teachers, that educators are compensated fairly, and to improve the educational environment in the state of Arizona," the group said on its walkout planning website.
If so, this, presumably, requires that everyone also have access to someone qualified to write a prescription or wield a scalpel in the first place, and insurance coverage to pay for it.
