The phrase "access was mandated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where access to something is required or enforced by a rule, law, or policy.
Example: "In order to comply with the new regulations, access was mandated for all employees to the secure database."
Alternatives: "access was required" or "access was enforced".
Supervisor Linda G. Cooper of Yorktown, who said she knew several public access employees who were let go, suggested that the Public Service Commission review the impact of the cuts, since public access is mandated by law.
Yet a 1997 study, published in Cancer, the journal of the American Cancer Society, found that African-American women treated for breast cancer at United States military hospitals, where equal medical access is mandated, had a 41percentt greater risk of death than their white counterparts receiving the same care.
Only the Erasmus MC database manager had full access to all locations and was mandated to change inputted data if so instructed by the project leader (HR) on behalf of the international committee overseeing the design and execution of the trial.
When that happened to NSI, the company was mandated by the government to give its competitors access to its database.
Prophylaxis against infections was mandated.
Just as importantly, green open access can be mandated today and gold cannot.
And as for replacement parking, we have learned definitively that the Coastal Commission no longer requires it on a one-to-one basis, provided we improve access with alternative transport (now being mandated through the state's Complete Streets Act).
Only the Erasmus MC database manager has full access to all locations and is mandated to change inputted data if so instructed by the project leader (HR) on behalf of the international committee overseeing the design and execution of the trial, viz., the INCANT Study Team ISTT).
Mothers' work on behalf of their children should be considered as valuable as paid work, but it is presumptuous to think that welfare mothers must be mandated to seek access to developmental programs and services.
"[Getting rid of the restriction is] not conducive to what's being done in the rest of the country, to what access looks like, or what's been mandated through the Canada Health Act".
First, it wants to be able to charge different prices around the country for access to its network - which it is mandated to give to competitors via a European Union directive.
