The phrase "access to support from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability of assistance or resources provided by a specific source or organization.
Example: "Students should have access to support from their academic advisors to help them navigate their course selections."
Alternatives: "availability of assistance from" or "access to help from".
Housemates have access to support from Big Brother at all times.
"In the meantime, open free schools need to be brought within the local school system and given access to support from their local authority," she said.
We have seen how flexible working can be a double-edged sword as it may be beneficial in some areas but can reduce team cohesiveness and access to support from colleagues, while working from home can blur boundaries and impact on the work-life balance – areas that we know are important in building resilience".
They will have access to support from the BBC in a range of areas.
As examples from Sri Lanka show, relations of inequality between different social groups can substantially influence the access to support from recovery programs (Kapadia 2014).
They'll get a single bill and access to support from these companies, all while managing the services from a single console.
Acts of unsolicited support were often expressed in terms of gratitude for having access to support and encouragement from family, " if you haven't got family", one participant remarked, "I don't know how the damn hell they do it" (Participant_B).
Research has shown that rehabilitation and return to work after a period of sick leave is a complex process and is influenced by different factors such as: appropriateness of interventions [ 4- 7], beliefs in ability to work and that return to work will be feasible [ 8, 9], and access to support and understanding from the authorities and professionals [ 10- 12].
What's more, the book is open access thanks to support from the IDRC.
Individuals with ALS who use AAC may continue working; factors supporting continued employment include access to AAC, support from employers, governmental programs and others.
A personalised system to assist patients with a diagnosis of schizophrenia to self-manage and manage everyday life by monitoring symptoms and treatments remotely using mobile telecoms might in the future be usefully supported with additional online access to peer support from users and remote information.
