The phrase "access used for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of access in a specific context, such as technology or permissions.
Example: "The access used for this application is restricted to authorized personnel only."
Alternatives: "access intended for" or "access designated for".
The type of vascular access used for hemodialysis affects patient morbidity and mortality.
The opportunistic access used for the performance analysis in [22] does not consider different cost functions or pricing schemes, number of primary or secondary cognitive users, or congestion.
Beginning in July 2010, outpatient dialysis facilities were required to report the type of vascular access used for dialysis on claims submitted to Medicare for payment.
There was a trend towards a decrease of unplanned first dialysis and an increase of the proportion of sustainable access used for this first dialysis (Table 4).
Therefore, in some cases, the access reported on the dialysis claim may not reflect the access used for the first outpatient dialysis session.
Also, dialysis providers are required to report only the vascular access used for the last hemodialysis session of the month, and reporting the access at each session is at the provider's discretion.
Arteriovenous fistula and catheter were the predominant vascular accesses used for hemodialysis at the hospital (Table 1).
Predicate encryption (PE) is another approach used for access control.
The two multiple access techniques used for GPS and GLONASS are code division multiple access (CDMA) and frequency division multiple access (FDMA), respectively.
For respiratory failure, veno-venous (v/v) access was used; for cardiac failure, veno-arterial (v/a) access was preferred.
An EndoTIP peritoneal access port (Karl Storz, Tuttlingen, Germany), commercially available for routine laparoscopic surgery access, was used for blunt (non-cutting) lateral dissection of abdominal wall tissue.
