The phrase "and improved access to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing enhancements or advancements that facilitate easier entry or availability to something, such as resources, services, or information.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide better services for the community, including increased funding for education and improved access to healthcare."
Alternatives: "and enhanced availability of" or "and better access to".
Other reported changes included improvements in child fever and malaria treatment-seeking behaviors, and improved access to reproductive health information.
The good news is many of these challenges can be mitigated or resolved through accessible and affordable veterinary care, increased access to pet-friendly housing, and improved access to other supplies and necessities.
Has the 10percentt plan restored minority enrollment and improved access to the educational system, according to this article?
Psychiatry has seen a fabulous decade characterized by continued destigmatization of mental illness and improved access to care.
As he campaigned in Benue this spring, he promoted change, promising free education and improved access to health care.
UNHCR has put in place additional toilets and improved access to water, to replace the single, dirty bathroom behind the warehouse.
Bercow argued for better monitoring of children's communication skills and improved access to SLT services to end what he called a "postcode lottery" in provision.
Enhanced awareness and recognition and improved access to appropriate and effective treatment are key to reducing the incidence of suicide on college campuses.
These include replacing the new deal for young people, more focused support for older people who are furthest away from a job, better delivery of benefits for lone parents and improved access to rehabilitation services for people with disabilities.
Well-designed and funded social services – such as affordable health and childcare, and improved access to water and sanitation – are needed to improve poverty levels and free up women's time.
Since launching the pilot in India in 2007, Novartis has trained more than 500 health educators and supervisors, and improved access to healthcare across 10 states – home to 70 million people.
