The phrase "access a version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to obtaining or retrieving a specific iteration or copy of something, such as a document, software, or file.
Example: "To view the latest updates, you can access a version of the report on our website."
Alternatives: "retrieve a copy of" or "obtain a variant of".
He would bring India's rural poor online quickly, and in great numbers, with an irresistible proposition: users would pay nothing at all to access a version of the internet curated by Facebook.
Use your iPhone Safari navigator to visit https://m.tunz.com/ to access a version of Tunz.com optimized for your iPhone to access your account history, manage your alias, and recharge your wallet using your credit card.
Beginning with the Blu-ray Disc release of Horrible Bosses and Green Lantern, Warner Bros. included a code that allows the owner to access a version of the film via UltraViolet, a cloud storage service which allows streaming or downloading to a variety of devices.
He was given access to a version of the script that included extra scenes and dialogue, as well as being able to talk with LucasFilm about background details.
And in exchange for your money and your help, Haiti offers immediate, terrorist-free access to a version of the human condition right near home.
The beauty of the site is that rather than negotiating subscriptions and paywalls and memberships from a variety of favourite publications, readers get one-click access to a version of all of them tailored to their tastes.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students individually respond to the following prompt (written on the board for easier student access): "Write a version of the article from The New York Times you chose in class for a younger child.
Publishers will ultimately have access to a version of this news feed that lets them know in real-time what their fans are most interested in around the web.
In a blogpost, Peter Fleischer, Google's Global Privacy Counsel, said: "We believe this order is disproportionate and unnecessary, given that the overwhelming majority of French internet users – currently around 97% – access a European version of Google's search engine like google.fr, rather than Google.com or any other version of Google".
The problem with this interpretation of the argument in response to the dilemma argument is that it would not count as a version of access internalism.
While it's no secret that you can access a mobile version of Facebook from just about mobile browser, FriendMobilizer cuts away a bunch of the fluff and loading times, with the added bonus of sending status updates and friend requests to your Windows Mobile Home Screen every thirty minutes.
