The phrase "and regulating access to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the management or control of access to resources, information, or areas.
Example: "The organization is responsible for developing policies and regulating access to sensitive data to ensure privacy and security."
Alternatives: "and controlling access to" or "and managing access to".
We sought to investigate the role of the SCCs in detecting chemical stimuli and regulating access to the VNO.
Health care providers play a central role in influencing and regulating access to SRH services.
These initiatives were being implemented at the same time as new public health policies aimed at cleaning up the district, and regulating access to the lake were being enforced.
Expression of 11β-HSD1, the key enzyme that converts inactive CORT to active CORT, and regulating access to the GR, was significantly increased in db/db mice compared to lean mice.
We propose that regulating access to secondary and tertiary care and restricting free provider choice to the primary care level would both reverse over utilization and strengthen the primary care sector.
The key scarce resource was the masters' attention, and the organizing principle was therefore centered on regulating access to them.
34 There is considerable scope for reducing alcohol-related harm, particularly through regulating access to alcohol consumption from increasing price and reducing availability.
However, this criticism applies to all of the series previously published, because the selection procedures regulating access to ICUs of cirrhotic patients were never described.
This goes some way to arguing against a role for this loop acting as a flexible gate regulating access to the active site; an alternative role in supporting substrate specificity is discussed below.
ApoC3, which inhibits lipoprotein lipase (LPL), can be seen as regulating access to lipoprotein-derived PPARα ligands.
The study was approved by each hospital's institutional review board as well as by the provincial agency regulating access to public databases with nominal information.
