The phrase "access veteran" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone with experience in accessing certain resources or systems, but clarity is needed.
Example: "As an access veteran, she navigated the complex database with ease."
Alternatives: "experienced user" or "seasoned access specialist".
Jackson's policy views are unknown, particularly on the most pressing issue facing VA: how much access veterans should have to private doctors outside the system at government expense.
The survival deficit for colorectal cancer among US Blacks was not apparent when health care was provided within the equal-access Veterans Administration system (Rabeneck et al, 2003).
Printable for your purposes access here: Veteran Rack Card.
Sony is letting the start-up run its business as it sees fit, and Chen and Santiago say the access to veteran designers has been a boon; they're assisting with everything from programming and design to art and production.
They also lose all access to veteran's benefits, including housing assistance.
Public school students of color get more punishment and less access to veteran teachers than their white peers, according to surveys released Friday by the U.S. Education Department that include data from every U.S. school district.
In this case, due to greater health care access among veterans [ 68], comparisons of veterans with the general population were more susceptible to upward bias due to differences in diagnostic intensity than comparisons between Ranch Hands and designated comparison subjects.
Some defenders of the VA say that the backlog is growing because new veterans are entering the system and access for veterans of previous generations has been expanded.
The state entities are responsible for granting schools access to veterans education benefits.
Bill" to make it harder for colleges to create Web sites resembling official government sites or falsely suggest that they offer special access to veterans' benefits.
