The phrase 'because of easy access' is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically indicates that something is made available or obtainable, usually due to convenience and simplicity. For example, "The museum offers educational materials online because of easy access to digital resources."
"And the reason New Jersey emerged as the region's busiest port is because of easy access to highways, and because of the immense amount of warehouse space in Middlesex County.
But he said that Westchester County, western Long Island and southern Connecticut had potential because of easy access to their highways from the Bronx and because of the family demographics in those areas.
The study also upends the long-held belief that some bears move close to human settlements because of easy access to food.
In the violence, the extensive use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) was reported, which was cited as evidence of the involvement of officials because of easy access to it.
But because of easy access to knowledge, I want girls to know how to discern, to think, how to detect bias and how to figure out if a source is reliable.
9/11 was orchestrated with impeccable planning, organization and resources by a highly trained group, whereas the Orlando nightclub shooting was relatively basic given that for one person with few resources and training, killed dozens because of easy access to guns.
Before you begin to wonder whether I simply have a mania for cleanliness, I was convinced of Dubai's merits because of the enticing combination of easy access from the UK and warm sunshine – a delicious respite from the uncertainties of the British weather at this time of year and ideal before the searing heat of the Emirati summer.
The phenomenon is more common in the US, chiefly because of easier access to weapons, and hundreds of people have been killed in that country by angry men with guns.
The results are consistent with the reports indicating that alkaline pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass followed by enzymatic hydrolysis would ultimately lead to improved yield of biohydrogen because of easier access of enzyme into lignocellulosic biomass due to delignification [ 31- 33].
Martinez et al. recently wrote a very nice overview of different diseases that are targeted by, for example, siRNAs.. Treating diseases through targeting of a specific gene expressed in the liver is appealing because of the easy access of this organ by systemic delivery.
