The phrase "assurance of access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey a guarantee or promise that access to something will be provided or maintained.
Example: "The company provided an assurance of access to all necessary resources for the project."
Alternatives: "guarantee of access" or "commitment to access".
However, the participants in the fishery expected assurances of access to the fishery and some degree of stabilization over time in allocations to the resource.
This law concerned among others: the respect of dignity and the absence of discrimination regarding patients' care, better identification and management of the consequences associated with poor sanitation (right for compensation for no-fault medical accidents and better access to medical insurance for persons with a serious health risk), and assurance of direct access to medical records.
However, Authorization is not included in the proposed solution for the assurance of appropriate access control to the appropriate applications.
To the extent that vulnerable children are already enrolled in ECEC programs in Australia an immediate focus can be on their identification and the assurance of continued access, attendance and a quality of program that can make a difference to children's cognitive and social outcomes.
Not all villagers could be expected to share the costs of protection equitably (by forsaking free grazing rights) without the assurance of equitable access to the benefits of protection (through increased agricultural production).
But despite earlier assurances of unhindered access to the church for the Saturday of Light ceremonies, Serry said in a statement, Israeli police refused to allow the group entry, saying they had orders to that effect.
In an e-mail sent in May, 2015, Gunn asked Hamilton for assurances of continuing "access, primacy, etc". in her relationship with Abush, even if a stepparent came into his life, or if he moved to the U.K. "I long ago made peace with my role as godmother," Gunn added, noting that she had "never inferred or articulated" to Abush, or to anyone else, that she was his mother.
O'Rourke, who is a member of the House Committee on Veterans Affairss, wrote in a forward to the report, "The results substantiate the individual anecdotes I have long heard from El Pasoans and directly contradict the assurances of acceptable access and quality from the VA in Washington, D.C. and the VHA in El Paso".
This can only be achieved if all organisations involved with NHS care implement three basic safeguards: secure electronic communications with patients and carers, security of data in and across systems and assurance of only appropriate access to data.
