The phrase "addressed access" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to permissions or access control, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The system requires that all users have addressed access to sensitive information before proceeding."
Alternatives: "granted access" or "authorized access".
To reset the international system to better meet the needs of the millions of people whose lives are torn apart by violence, three areas at the core of the humanitarian enterprise must urgently be addressed – access, principles and protection.
She noted that "although the Supreme Court has never addressed access to civil judicial proceedings," every court of appeals has held there is a right to access of civil trials.
The council also was not satisfied that any of the online options as presented, satisfactorily addressed access to and from the Manhood Peninsula and the A27.
If these concerns are not addressed, access providers could use their ability to control access to the Internet to control the market for Internet applications and services.
A refreshing exception to the morning's drone was a thoughtful lunchtime presentation that addressed access to pain medication and medically assisted drug treatment (such as methadone for heroin users) from a human rights perspective.
Fewer papers addressed access to chronic disease management (diabetes care).
Any deal would "address access to, and use of, Afghan facilities by U.S. forces".
O'Malley's plan also addresses access to guns by those under mental health treatment.
New approaches to cybersecurity are needed to address access to and deployment of this shared data.
Composing access control aspects with a primary model results in an application model that addresses access control concerns.
To tackle this problem, we propose using an aspect-oriented modeling(AOM) approach for addressing access control concerns.
