The phrase "as widening access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at increasing availability or inclusivity, particularly in education or services.
Example: "The organization is committed to improving educational outcomes, as widening access to resources is essential for student success."
Alternatives: "to increase access" or "for expanding access".
In such circumstances, a strong argument can be made for focussing on race-blind policies that happen to benefit minorities disproportionately, such as widening access to health care, protecting income-support programs, and trying to toughen up the federal gun laws.
The British Library's addition to the roster is interesting, being as, although it runs some workshops and training courses, it's not a traditional higher education institution — underlining how MOOCs' campus-less, remotely delivered education model broadens the pool of potential education providers, as well as widening access for students.
As a young politician, she did not balk at supporting the legalization of homosexuality, nor at widening access to abortion (she voted for it "under controlled conditions" in the early months).
Hefce said that university teaching funding "is increasingly aimed at meeting the costs of teaching that cannot be covered by tuition fees alone", such as support for widening access and student retention, covering the expenses of high-cost subjects and helping small and specialist institutions.
There are three key arguments as to why widening access matters - social equity, educational attainment, and health care delivery [ 12].
A.R.D. was a mission as much as a business, intent on widening access to finance and proving a point against those whom Doriot deemed to be mere financiers.
Max J. Evans, the former executive director of the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, said he had long campaigned for using digital technology — like putting scanned originals online — as a way of widening access.
He did this job for three years before being promoted to deputy vice-chancellor, in which role he continued his work on widening access as the person in charge of university "transformation".
Heavier use of UKCAT therefore seemed to promote widening access as intended, at least to a degree, in terms of offers.
"As a leading advocate of widening access and participation, we were invited by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) to consider a partnership with the BSO.
In what is being billed as an important step towards widening access to higher education, students will be able to take part of a degree through an online course and gain formal accreditation towards their final qualification.
