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The phrase "able to access a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to reach or obtain something, typically in a technical or informational context.
Example: "The new software update ensures that users are able to access a wider range of features."
Alternatives: "capable of accessing a" or "enabled to access a".
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For this online development, lecturers and students must be able to access a learning framework which is effective, easy to use and accessible.
For this online teaching and learning development, lecturers and students must be able to access a teaching and learning framework, which is effective, easy to use and accessible.
But what about being able to access a range of columnists?
Often communities of listeners were able to access a text only through a designated literate specialist.
Nonsubscribers will be able to access a preview of the survey there.
Osborne also said councils would be able to access a "better care fund" supplying £1.5bn extra by 2020.
Putting loans in place of bursaries will reduce the diversity of those able to access a career in healthcare.
To be able to access a professor at some university somewhere and say is this a fossil?
"The traffickers are able to access a high volume of assault weapons, sniper rifles, armour-piercing handguns.
Students with children and care leavers may be able to access a slightly higher amount of money through this grant.
"It is possible that Arkansas department of correction was able to access a left-over supply of Hospira inventory that was sitting in old distribution channels.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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