The phrase "a prompt access" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "prompt access" without the article "a."
Example: "The system allows for prompt access to all necessary files."
Alternatives: "immediate access" or "quick access."
A denial of prompt access to any site would be a very serious matter.
In a report on Sept. 21, Amnesty said shortcomings in the legal system for people sentenced to death included a lack of prompt access to lawyers, the absence of the presumption of innocence, political interference in the courts and the use of evidence obtained by torture.
On Friday, the Supreme Court turned down a request from C-Span for prompt access to an audiotape of Tuesday's argument.
However, distance to referral level facilities remains a barrier in ensuring prompt access to care for sick newborns.
A CCP shall have prompt access to the financial instruments when required.
Care-seeking from a government facility was the overriding factor, increasing the likelihood of prompt access to an ACT 18 times (OR 17.7; 95% CI 10.55 29.54; adjusted OR 16.9; 95% CI 10.06 28.28).
Reformers have included provisions requiring prompt access to a lawyer and protection against coerced confessions.
Amnesty International said that the United States had violated the detainees' rights to humane treatment, to have prompt access to a lawyer, to be able to challenge the lawfulness of their detentions and to be presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
A1 Review of U.S. Cases Ordered The International Court of Justice ordered American courts to review the cases of 51 Mexicans on death row in the United States, saying that their right to prompt access to a consular official had been violated.
Last week's report said the director general of the I.A.E.A., Yukiya Amano, recently wrote to Iranian officials to reiterate the agency's concerns about the arms evidence and request "prompt access" to a wide range of Iranian facilities and individuals.
