The phrase "access a database of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of retrieving or obtaining information from a specific database.
Example: "Researchers can access a database of published studies to find relevant information for their work."
Alternatives: "retrieve data from a database of" or "consult a database of".
Access, a database of 8,000 executive search firms worldwide.
Members pay a 25-euro registration fee to access a database of hosts offering room and board in exchange for help.
It was not known if the laptop which could access a database of 11,000 participants in the World Trade Center Medical Monitoring Program and was stolen on July 10, was recovered.
Crew members will be able to correspond with CIMON via voice commands and access a database of procedures.
Say you were building an app and wished you could access a database of every nearby water fountain.
So with Agility, PR pros can access a database of 700,000 journalist contacts, complete with social data like their Klout score and latest tweets.
The server also accesses a database of an individual's buying habits impossible to do when you just pop quarters into a machine.
To deal with this challenge, Jio is working on a "real-time promotional response system," an automated system that accesses a database of competing offers to decide how to respond intelligently to each customer.
Dear Comics Reader, In the course of a recent review and upgrade of our security infrastructure, we determined that an unauthorized individual accessed a database of ours that contained usernames, email addresses, and cryptographically protected passwords.
RepeatMasker accessed a database of consensus sequences of repeat elements for various mammalian species and chicken (Repbase version 20061006).
Since no standardised data are available for the GCPS, we accessed a database of the German Society for the Study of Pain (DGSS) that stores data for at present 1465 patients suffering from migraine or chronic tension-type-headaches.
