The phrase "a system of access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or frameworks that allow entry or utilization of resources, information, or services.
Example: "The organization implemented a system of access to ensure that only authorized personnel could view sensitive data."
Alternatives: "an access framework" or "a means of access".
But the administration has gone overboard, creating a system of access review that is far too complex, elaborate and burdensome".
There is now some support, in the unlikely form of a European directive, which requires all member states to ensure that they have put in place a system of access to alternative dispute resolution for all goods and services by summer 2015.
"There is a risk that ectogenesis would only be accessible to the wealthy unless a system of public access is established at the outset," says Evie Kendal, bioethics and health humanities lecturer at Deakin University in Australia and author of Equal Opportunity and the Case for State Sponsored Ectogenesis.
Burns said the BBC should be doing more to examine how it could move to a system of conditional access.
In 2005, Martin Varsavsky '85BUS founded Fon, which is a system of dual access wireless networks.
How does China censor the internet?The Chinese central government has two main ways of controlling what its citizens see on the web: the Great Firewall, as it is called by foreigners, which is a system of limiting access to foreign websites which started in the late 1990s, and the Golden Shield, a system for domestic surveillance set up in 1998 by the Ministry of Public Security.
In the early 1970s, when fish stocks ran low, a system of rotating access was developed to preserve this sector.
Wall Street has already factored in rapid expansion of markets for drugs, medical devices and other services in a system of expanded access.
Meanwhile, differences in genetic inheritance among the races, lifestyles, public health insurance, and a system of free access to hospitals might contribute to the available subjects enrolled in our study.
Also, for a writer telling a story whose details depend on understanding how tech works, he sometimes seems hazy on the basics: Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the web, is described more than once as "the inventor of the internet", which is bit like calling Henry Ford the man who invented roads (the web is a system of documents accessed via the internet).
"A database system like this could be the basis of a new system of access control, a universal intermediary between devices that want wireless connections and those with the capability," says Werbach.
