The phrase "access a bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to networking, technology, or physical infrastructure where one needs to connect to or utilize a bridge for data transfer or transportation.
Example: "To complete the setup, you need to access a bridge that connects the two networks."
Alternatives: "connect to a bridge" or "utilize a bridge".
A drop-down ladder allows access to a bridge, intended here as study space.
Belle Isle is a bit larger than Central Park and, like Margaret Island, it occupies the center of a river and is accessed by a bridge.
Set back from the roaring six-lane traffic on Finchley Road on a sloping site, accessed from a bridge that crosses a large sunken courtyard, its four storeys only read as two from street level.
Design of web pages and Internet access can be a bridge between rural and urban people in terms of marketing of agricultural inputs and outputs, supplying extension services for farmers, development of human resources, advertisement of natural, historical and cultural values, etc.
Libraries equipped with public computers and Internet access already serve as a bridge across the digital divide, so it made sense to get them involved, said Julie Bataille, spokeswoman for the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
I had fairly, honestly and exhaustedly reached the final level, where my alter ego, Joanna Dark, was instructed to blow up an alien temple's target system, activate an access bridge and assassinate the diabolical space invader responsible for wreaking so much interplanetary havoc.
The $28 million cost of passenger platforms, an access bridge over the tracks and road improvements is to be split: $12 million from the town in general obligation bonds, $16 million from the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
At a point just north of the marshy valley of the Thames, where two low hills were sited, they established Londinium, with a bridge giving access from land to the south.
In general, IEEE 802.11 WLANs employ an infrastructure mode in which an access point (AP) acts as a bridge for exchanging two-direction data traffic, i.e., downlink and uplink, between wireless and wired domains.
