The phrase "assure access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to guarantee that someone will have the ability to enter or use something, such as a service or resource.
Example: "We need to assure access to the database for all authorized personnel to ensure smooth operations."
Alternatives: "guarantee access" or "ensure access".
The great majority of states do not assure access to public accommodations, including hospitals, for transgender people.
Let the health plan continue as enacted, with government subsidies and rules to assure access to health insurance for everyone.
"We are all looking for the best model to assure access to quality scientific information," Dr. Leshner said, "We're experimenting with different methods to do the same thing".
Not only are you able to save [in your MPESA mobile account] for your own insurance but you can also save for your relatives, friends or staff and assure access to licensed healthcare facility whenever needed.
In order to assure access to health care, planning commissions and policy decision makers require definite and reliable measures of accessibility values, thus that appropriate health care shortage areas can be analyzed and a policy decision can be taken accordingly to pacify the problem.
Some pupils would enter so-called community colleges for a two-year vocational programme, others one of the (now 23) campuses of the California State University (CSU), and the best might go to a UC campus.In order to assure access for all, tuition charges were banned only "fees" for some costs other than education were allowed.
Gaining "assured access" to NATO assets is also necessary.
Random digits assured access to listed and unlisted numbers alike.
Countries recognise that assured access to the huge, dynamic American market is a valuable economic asset.
We were assured access to the vast jazz collections of the Smithsonian Institution and the Library of Congress.
The main concern is assuring access to Bolivia's vast natural gas reserves.
