The phrase "achieves access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the act of gaining entry or obtaining permission to use something, such as a system or resource.
Example: "The new software update achieves access to previously restricted features, enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "gains access" or "obtains access".
And while it may not completely eradicate energy inequality, achieving access to power through collective action is a good first step.
The practicalities of achieving access to the single market are still to be hammered out and the process could take years.
I'm talking, of course, about corkscrews, which, regardless of the screw cap, remain indispensable for achieving access to the wine within.
This will achieve access for these sectors to the world's research output at a cost effective price, something that Finch's recommendations on gold open access will not.
The breakthrough comes as countries prepare to adopt the sustainable development goals, which include achieving access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all, and ending all open defecation, by 2030.
"We have to do things better and faster," said Alejandro Jiménez, water, sanitation and hygiene (Wash) specialist at SIWI. "Faster, because we will not achieve access for all at this rate of implementation.
This objective may be helped by the agreement at the Johannesburg summit to achieve access to basic sanitation for more of the world's poor.In this section Overview Infant mortality Economy Financial markets Reprints.
American supporters of the shield worry that without it rogue states will be able to achieve "access denial", which is jargon for limiting America's ability to send its troops wherever it thinks its national interests require them.
After achieving access, the fungus ball was removed piece by piece under endoscopic view.
There is therefore a need for better instrumentation to achieve access in patients with difficult anatomy.
