"issue access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the granting of access to something, such as a building or a website. For example, "The company issued access to their new website to staff members only."
But there are some signs a related telecom issue -- access to broadband -- could be a a top issue for voters in rural areas, Sohn said.
Although access to virtually unlimited bandwidth via WDM and Photonic Networks may potentially offer a solution to the QoS issue, access to such services on a universal basis is not a services class paradigm and using a label switching technique is seen as an appropriate medium term solution.
After Jack passed away in October of 1972, Rachel sought to honor him by tackling another troubling issue, access to higher education for students of color.
The World Health Organisation [ 1] has advocated palliative care as being a public health issue: access to such care is acknowledged by United Nations conventions as a human right [ 2].
With poor accessibility and security issues, access to basic services such as health and education remains a major challenge.
The number is tiny compared with The Wave's paid print circulation, which the paper says is 11,500 (the paper costs 35 cents on the street, while single-issue access online costs 75 cents).
Two main issues: access to scientific data and how scientific research is reviewed.
"Our concerns are over human rights issues, access for subsistence users to resources, and the protection of endangered species".
It added that a further charge would also have to be levied to cover the cost of issuing access fobs, cleaning common means of access and other maintenance.
The group argues politicians must tackle three issues: access to finance for businesses, spending on infrastructure projects and help for exporters.
The United States' relationship with Azerbaijan rests on three principal issues: access to energy resources, international security cooperation, and democratic and economic change.
