The phrase "a right to interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal or ethical permissions regarding conducting interviews, such as in journalism, research, or employment settings.
Example: "As a journalist, I believe I have a right to interview public figures to hold them accountable for their actions."
Alternatives: "entitlement to interview" or "permission to interview".
She said classifying the prisoners as security detainees gave the military a right to interview them that it did not have with prisoners of war, according to Agence France-Presse.
In the merger agreement, however, the clause concerning information rights states that Advanced Analogic shall "afford to [Skyworks] reasonable access … to all its properties, books, contracts, commitments, personnel and records …" Under this clause, the Skyworks claim to a right to interview Mr. D'Angelo is a stretch.
In January, Judge Brinkema ruled that Mr. Moussaoui had a constitutional right to interview a witness potentially favorable to his defense.
But surely a criminal defendant has a constitutional right to interview eyewitnesses to his alleged crime before they are whisked out of the country by his prosecutor.
One would give religious schools a statutory right to interview prospective pupils.
"It's one thing to say that the press doesn't have a constitutional right to interview everybody it wants to speak to.
McCune said officers won't have "an unrestrained right" to interview students, but must have a court order or show that "exigent circumstances" require an on-campus interaction.
Vetting a Potential Buyer Q Does a seller have the right to interview people making an offer on his apartment, including questions about income, finances and credit history, before accepting or rejecting an offer?
The Massachusetts complaint portrays a sharp turnaround for Mr. Silverman's hedge fund after he began paying Guidepoint $80,000 a year for the right to interview two experts a week.
I once joined a BBC strike to defend our right to interview self-confessed Northern Irish paramilitaries.
Employers who interview on campus have the right to interview candidates based on their authorization to work in a particular country, but the CMC will allow all students to submit résumés for "closed" interview slots.
