The phrase "access appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visibility or availability of access to something, such as information or resources.
Example: "In the new software update, access appears to be more streamlined and user-friendly."
Alternatives: "access seems" or "access is visible".
But a big crackdown on voting access appears more likely.
Such access appears to be less important for inventions that are nonexclusively licensed.
New York State, which had insisted on public access, appears now to be less involved.
It's that limitation that Neubäcker's Direct Note Access appears to have overcome.
The access appears to have been organised by the London-based PR and lobbying consultants Lansons.
In the post election period, access appears to have substantially improved.
Back doors that might have allowed remote access appear to have been found on some ZTE mobile-phone handsets.
Businesses also objected because the rule would force them to bear the costs of hostile election contests while the benefit of proxy access appeared to be unsubstantiated.
Farmers in high market access appear to deplete their soils more rapidly, pointing to the need to design policy mechanisms that would reduce soil nutrient depletion in high market access areas.
After a disruption of access in Iran to Google's e-mail services and other international Web sites starting last Thursday, access appeared to be restored on Monday, raising questions about whether it was a censorship test by the government for coming elections or an effort to quell possible street protests.
A £50m disco ball". Yesterday access appeared to be as simple as going one floor up in a lift at White Cube in St James - the entire exhibition also fills the Hoxton branch of the gallery - along a short corridor, and into a pitch-black room lit only by narrow spotlight beams trained on the blazing diamonds.
