The phrase "a condition for access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or prerequisites that must be met in order to gain entry or permission to something.
Example: "The completion of the training program is a condition for access to the advanced software tools."
Alternatives: "a prerequisite for entry" or "a requirement for access".
Unlike Web companies like Yahoo and Google, Wikipedia, which is run by a nonprofit foundation, has never agreed to censor material aimed at users in China as a condition for access to that audience.
A condition for access to the C.D.M. program is the notion that a qualifying project would not be able to attract investment without the added support provided by carbon credits — a criterion known as additionality in U.N.-speak.
In papers filed last week in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, his current lawyer, Barbara S. Mehlsack, charges that Diane L. Kleiman, a lawyer, and Mark Anthony, also known as Mark Anthony Esposito, injured Mr. Autrey's reputation by, among other things, pressuring a school to pay him a speaker's fee and demanding expenses from a magazine reporter as a condition for access to Mr. Autrey.
The specific accusation is that Facebook is using unlawful terms and conditions related to its collection and use of user data, and given the T&Cs are a condition for access to its service the suspicion is that could constitute an abuse of a dominant market position.
We could make corporate responsibility a condition for access to our markets.
"There was, however, a tension between the need to support Greece and the concern that debt was not sustainable with high probability (a condition for exceptional access).
Not naming the hospital in this piece was a condition for gaining access.
We find that space actors adhere to these patterns to earn legitimacy, which is a condition for support and access to resources.
Although Serbian and Bosnian officials have repeatedly said they are fully cooperating with the tribunal -- a condition for achieving greater access to Western money and acceptance by the European Union -- Ms. Del Ponte said this week that they were lying, and that she could prove it.
Speaking in Brussels, he warned that the EU would not compromise on its insistence that freedom of movement will be a condition for Britain's access to the single market.
Instead it was usually appended to a Free Trade Agreement and made a condition of access to China's market for foreign exporters.
