The phrase "access to shore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to maritime activities, environmental discussions, or property rights concerning coastal areas.
Example: "The new regulations will improve access to shore for local fishermen and recreational boaters."
Alternatives: "entry to the shore" or "shore access".
Israel has objected to past Syrian demands for access to the shore of the Sea of Galilee, a main water source for Israel.
Most beachgoers who want to swim, though, head to the end of Beach 42nd Street, where residents can pay for a pass to get access to a shore with a pair of concrete former gun mounts from World War II.
Mr. Leydon's suit argued that municipal parks and beaches were public forums that must be open to everyone, and that access to the shore was guaranteed because states hold navigable waters in trust for use by the public.
The state's Department of Environmental Conservation wants to transform a rocky shoreline north of the railway's West 254th Street station into a 75-foot stretch of open access to the shore.
A 16th-century water gate in the eastern wall of the Upper Bailey gives access to the shore of the loch.
The sea around Spitsbergen is shallow, and the pack ice, which readily accumulates, prevents access to most shores except for a few months (May or June to October or November).
Natural defenses not only help protect lives and property, but they also provide other benefits like cleaner air and water, increased property values, wildlife habitat, access to our shores, recreational opportunities and an improved quality of life in any community.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Wednesday June 6 2007 The privatisation of prime beachfront along the increasingly chic Athenian riviera has prompted a local mayor to go on hunger strike - the most dramatic step yet in the battle to win free access to the shores of Greece.
