The phrase "arrangements to access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or preparations made to gain entry or obtain something, such as information or resources.
Example: "We need to finalize the arrangements to access the database before the project deadline."
Alternatives: "plans to obtain" or "preparations for access".
Back then, most other E.U. countries exercised their right to use "transitional arrangements" to restrict access to the jobs market for the eight new ex-Communist members, including Poland, for a maximum of seven years.
A perpetrator also may cause someone to miss or be late to work in any number of ways, from changing child-care arrangements, to denying access to transportation, to physical restraint.
Thus, the sharing mandate in IHR 2005 does not preclude WHO and its member states from crafting arrangements to improve access to benefits, such as vaccines, derived from samples shared for surveillance purposes.
The evidence presented here supports changes to everyday practice and current policy in relation to access arrangements to primary care.
As the Berkman Centre for Internet and Society at Harvard University laid out in a study commissioned last year by the FCC, over the past decade almost all developed countries have extended some kind of common-carrier arrangement to broadband access.
We argue that these work together to alter the automobilities landscape creating new socio-spatial arrangements with respect to access, movement, flow, and behaviour.
Enabling access arrangements to clinical data such as that from the FDA, data from the US EPA's ToxCast [42] program, and commercial sources are also current OpenTox activities.
People who do not own land in rural areas in Colombia have mainly relied on two types of land tenure arrangements to gain or maintain access to land which do not necessarily imply ownership.
"By having this kind of arrangement, we are able to access the facilities that would not otherwise be available, and [it] also gives us the potential to interface with other researchers".
