The phrase "access to tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to employment, housing, or land rights, where it refers to the ability to obtain or secure a long-term position or ownership.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve access to tenure for underrepresented communities in the housing market."
Alternatives: "right to tenure" or "tenure availability".
The women working in those fields, they add, "have equivalent access to tenure-track academic jobs … persist and are remunerated at comparable rates".
We also show how community norms, access to land tenure, financial and physical assets differ among participants and non-participants which translates in increasing inequalities in access to income and to other development projects.
Increasing women's access to secure tenure arrangements is especially needed.
The initiative recognises that communities can be displaced and lose access to land if tenure is insecure, and even though these indicators consider a special criteria on land acquisition and tenure, necessary information could be missing [42].
Mendez has sought unrestricted access to Guantánamo throughout his tenure, something the Obama administration has denied him.
Despite comparable aggregate effects at both sites, factors such as land tenure, access to information, and livestock pressure contrast sharply highlighting the need to quantify the range of livelihood and landscape effects when evaluating the suitability of the technology.
To promote rural development many countries are stressing the importance of improved access to land and increased tenure security.
Some are homeless, others live in housing that is unaffordable or grossly inadequate, without security of tenure or access to basic services.
It's access to markets and finance, land tenure security, knowledge and technology, and policies that favour small farms and make it easier for them to do business.
Stopping short of demanding the suspension of benefit caps, Rolnik said the government must "put in place a system of regulation for the private rent sector, including clear criteria about affordability, access to information and security of tenure".
A new major land law was passed in 2009 (Law 034-2009 porégimerégime foncier rural) promoting local charters to regulate ownership, tenure and access to land.
