The phrase "augment access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to improve or increase the availability or reach of something, such as information, services, or resources.
Example: "Our goal is to augment access to educational resources for underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "enhance access" or "improve access".
This new integrated MMG-vocalization access solution affords the user two binary switches from a single access site, and may thus augment access alternatives for certain individuals with severe physical disabilities.
In addition to ensuring systematic implementation of good quality RH services, humanitarian health actors should to the extent possible meaningfully engage crisis-affected communities, especially adolescents, in RH programming to augment access to this life-saving care.
Moreover, MASH groups are difficult to evaluate because they are not a uniform intervention, and many groups are strictly designed to augment participants' access to support rather than to improve health outcomes by augmenting support.
Indeed, the system was augmented by access to European satellites and increased Internet availability.
CSP #430 is designed to have impact well beyond the VA, since it evaluates a basic health care operational principle: that augmenting ambulatory access for major mental illness will improve outcome and reduce overall treatment costs.
After serving on the Residency Advisory Panel and as Chief Cardiology Fellow, Farzad was awarded a National Institutes of Health (NIH) post-doctoral research fellowship grant in advanced cardiovascular technologies where he performed feasibility studies on acoustic detection of coronary artery stenosis, augmented vascular access, and implantable cardio-embolic stroke protection systems.
When the current mix is augmented by access to an additional method, total use tends to rise.
Peer support may best be viewed as part of a continuum of care, offering stand-alone support and the ability to augment or facilitate access to formal care as needed.
This business is also being explored on the Internet and is now making its way to the ubiquitous smartphone, where it can take advantage of interactivity, positioning systems, wireless Internet access, augmented reality, social networks and crowd-sourcing.
For example, they can be used to improve building accessibility, to augment communication, to afford computer access, to allow environmental control over electronic devices, to modify homes for access, to assist with personal care activities and family activities, to enhance mobility, to stabilize seating, and to modify workplaces and schools.
"The library is not so much a space where books are held as where ideas are shared," said Geneva Henry, executive director of the digital library initiative at Rice University in Houston, where anyone can access and augment course materials in a program called Connexions.
