The phrase "affects the access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the ability to obtain or use something, such as information or resources.
Example: "The new policy affects the access to confidential data for all employees."
Alternatives: "impacts the availability" or "influences the accessibility".
However, the results suggested a whole-word representation when compounds are embedded in sentences; since the sentence context affects the access to compounds through syntactic constraints, whole-word representation is arguably at the lemma level as well (multiple-lemma representation).
Thus, the socioeconomic position of the family inadvertently affects the access to information of the youth.
It specifies a maximum time for retransmissions and thus affects the access performance of the DCF mechanism.
The carrier sensing threshold which affects the access opportunities of SUs is conventionally regarded as static and treated independently from the resource allocation in the model.
HIV/AIDS-related stigma affects the access and utilisation of health services.
To determine whether the mutation of the small glycine to a larger valine residue affects the access of ligands to the binuclear active site, we investigated binding of NO to fully reduced G232V ba3 using a photolabile NO complex.
The coalition said that the new principles would not affect the access of private digital information for national security purposes.
However, the Rothschild framework still underpins important assumptions about Departmental relationships with the science community, which in my view adversely affected the access of Government to expert advice.
"Plaintiffs offer no factual support for their assertion that the District's development policies disproportionately affect the access to housing for residents who are African-American," the lawyers wrote in a motion submitted June 25.
Our approach also goes beyond the "farm-to-table" pathway and weighs individual-level factors that affect the access, consumption, absorption, and inequity in food among members within a household.
The studies had three objectives, i) to analyze international and domestic law related to access to justice and care systems for child victims of sexual exploitation; ii) to understand the unique barriers that affect the access and participation of child victims in the justice and care systems, iii) and to put forth recommendations to address the identified barriers and challenges.
