The phrase "a restricted access" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "restricted access" without the article "a."
Example: "The building has restricted access, allowing entry only to authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "limited access" or "controlled access."
It remains in a restricted access collection accessible only to administrators, and no metadata are publicly visible.
IEEE 802.11ah developed a restricted access window (RAW) mechanism to limit the set of machine devices accessing the channel and to spread their access attempts over a long period of time.
"We have previously allowed Muslim fans to use a restricted access area of the concourse.
But experts say that the Hash List will not block images found on the dark net, a restricted access network that hides users' identities.
It is suggested to provide a restricted access of the analyzed gas mixture into the reaction chamber by diffusion through a calibrated hole to increase the stability of sensor.
Yale College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the Divinity School and the Law School have chosen to employ a restricted access pilot this semester as the evaluation begins.
After 1944, when 400,000 Finns fled to the other side of the frontier on two hours' notice, it became part of a restricted-access military zone.
Whereas all of the Yukon Delta sites were closest to roads in the town of Bethel, a small village accessible only by air or barge, in Kenai the nearest road may have been either a major highway or a restricted-access gravel road on the oil and gas fields.
A private, restricted access file, currently holds nearly 10,000 records, with one individual being represented as one record.
Hauturu is a protected restricted access nature reserve; it is 3,083 ha in area and it rises to 722 m above sea level [ 46].
Mr. McCain has told reporters that he is convinced that some of the antagonism in Washington between the press and the White House during the Clinton years was a result of restricted access and a dearth of news conferences.
