The phrase "access to territory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, law, or discussions about rights and permissions regarding land or areas.
Example: "The new policy will ensure that all citizens have equal access to territory for recreational activities."
Alternatives: "entry to land" or "right to land access".
LH Sometimes people start fighting partly to get access to territory or natural resources, or maybe it's just because joining the military is a paid job in a place in which there aren't very many paid jobs.
"The real goal behind the UK proposal appears to be to reduce the number of spontaneous arrivals in the UK and other EU states by denying access to territory and shifting asylum seekers to zones outside the EU where refugee protection would be weak and unclear," an Amnesty spokesman said.
The BBC's East Africa correspondent, Gabriel Gatehouse, has gained access to territory controlled by the rebels.
A German author given rare access to territory run by Islamic State has told the BBC that the group is stronger, more brutal and harder to confront than he had expected.
A German author given unprecedented access to territory controlled by Islamic State (IS), has told the BBC that IS is stronger, more brutal and harder to confront than he had expected.
We argue that, at the beginning of the 1990s, a co-occurrence of factors (renewed access to territory, military demobilization and increased access to cash through pensions, remittances and aid) created conditions for the re-development of productive activities, trade and the emergence of an informal economy in the camps themselves.
The Americans want access to Pakistani territory.
Yes, with the advantage of hindsight and complete access to Iraqi territory we now know they were largely wrong.
The Navy got serious about seabasing after Turkey refused to grant access to its territory for the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
