The phrase "access to the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to use or participate in a specific program or system.
Example: "Students will have access to the programme once they complete the registration process."
Alternatives: "entry to the programme" or "permission to the programme".
When Tempora became fully functional in around 2011, GCHQ gave the NSA access to the programme on a three-month trial – and the NSA was keen to impress.
Software developed by the BBC for operation on its platforms is available to all suppliers as open source, allowing access to the programme codes, and enabling external suppliers to bid to develop content applications for the BBC's platforms.
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro said a study by the Congressional Budget Office showed up to 3 million people would lose access to the programme and almost 300,000 children would lose access to free school meals.
Expanded access to the programme could be achieved in two stages.
Thus, there are no obvious barriers to vaccination, such as cost or access to the programme.
From our study, access to the programme was particularly challenging for several groups of eligible women.
Testing the effectiveness of an existing programme in a pragmatic trial makes it challenging to restrict access to the programmes in control group families and in this trial 10% of the control group violated the rules of the trial and attended an FLNP course before the 9-month follow-up.
If debt relief and access to the QE programme are achieved, aides say it will allow the government to forge ahead with progressive policies helping those hardest hit by the crisis.
Following the success of the pilot programme at AIDS 2008, the XVIII International AIDS Conference will provide or facilitate hubs (centres) where selected sessions of the conference will be screened, to increase the access to the conference programme.
The finding that Enablement scores were higher in those that had access to the Regul8 programme suggests that these participants felt better able to cope with their symptoms.
Thus, a possible reduction of the age for access to the influenza programme might be beneficial; that possibility is being considered by the health council of the Netherlands [ 78].
