The phrase "assure universal access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the importance of providing equal access to resources, services, or opportunities for all individuals.
Example: "Our goal is to assure universal access to education for every child, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "guarantee equal access" or "ensure widespread access."
In Section 1, we describe briefly what some societies actually do to assure universal access to health care.
Though all of these health care systems assure universal access to all citizens, their benefit packages vary.
It is not only the wealthy, industrialized countries that assure universal access to a broad range of personal medical services.
At that point, both vaccines would have become available immediately even without mandates through private insurance and a host of programs designed to assure universal access to childhood vaccines.
UNAIDS has given a framework based on three pillars to address HIV and sex work i.e. Pillar 1: Assure universal access to comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment, care and support.
The original objective of assuring universal access to affordable comprehensive health care seems dead on arrival.
Still, there's no doubt that a major strength of the Cuban system is that it assures universal access.
By assuring universal access to Global Public Goods: clean water, food, vaccinations and essential medicines provided through systems of primary health care, education and sanitation.
The absence of viable transport for pregnant women contributed significantly to the challenges communities faced in assuring universal access to health facilities for maternity services.
In addition, the country urgently needs to develop and implement a prepaid health financing system within a comprehensive health financing policy and strategy with a view to assuring universal access to essential health services for all citizens.
Viet Nam also needs to tackle its persistently high neonatal mortality rate by assuring universal access to pregnancy and delivery care for mother and newborns, and essential care for newborns.
