The phrase "access authority to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to obtain or utilize certain rights or privileges.
Example: "To proceed with the project, you must first access authority to the necessary resources."
Alternatives: "obtain permission to" or "gain access to".
We only included 156 hospitals in this study, as the national health insurance claim data we used did not include data from all hospitals in South Korea due to access authority and ethical issues.
First, we only included 156 hospitals in this study, as the national health insurance claim data we used did not include data from all hospitals in South Korea due to access authority and ethical issues.
The information and accountability linkage entail the necessity of creating information accessible, which involves the ability of the public to access and the authority to take measures on the matter (Lindstedt and Naurin 2010).
He said a man had called the telecoms giant three times in February 2011 claiming he had authority to access the data.
When Ricca, who had been given authority to access all documents, got too assertive, dark forces within the Curia leaked a story about him to the Italian press.
Minnesota law gives medical examiners broad authority to access a deceased person's medical records, including those on mental health and chemical dependency.
The DSRU has authority to access and uses patient-identifiable data without patient consent based on the permission from the Ethics and Confidentiality Committee of the NHS National Information Governance Board.
Ethical approval was obtained from Nottingham 1 NHS Research Ethics Committee, and the authority to access the case notes of deceased patients was obtained from the National Information Governance Board.
Egnyte keeps some data out of the U.S. where the government has stronger legal authority to request access to information.
