The phrase "access complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a process of gaining entry or retrieving information has been successfully finished.
Example: "After entering the correct password, the system displayed a message stating that access complete."
Alternatives: "access granted" or "entry successful".
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Complete access to the first floor, with an elevator to the second, though one of the dining rooms upstairs has two stairs.
By 2009 he was selling a stand-alone system that delivered wireless Internet access complete with antennas, base stations and other gear, all running on proprietary software.
With simulation tools, researchers are able to gather the internal status of sensor nodes and access complete runtime data of the network.
We also derive an optimal and balanced mapping to access complete t-ary subtrees of complete q-ary trees, where 2⩽t⩽q, and an optimal mapping for subtrees of binomial trees.
Granick was working a case recently in which the FBI was convinced that the hack, which resulted in the hacker's gaining root access (complete control over the system), required a high level of expertise.
Effective today, customers traveling on American's Boeing 767-200 aircanft caccessess complete coast-to-coast coverage on nonstop flights between New York and San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles, and New York and Miami.
Attribute based encryption Access control is based on the identity of a user complete access over all resources.
Internet questionnaires can be immediately accessed, completed and submitted, 24 h a day, year-round, from numerous web-accessible devices and locations.
Panel investigators were given "full access and complete cooperation from CBS News and CBS, as well as all of the resources necessary to complete the task".
But, he said, the company was financially strong and "we continue to be confident that we will continue to have access -- complete access -- to the capital markets".
Readers would be able to buy from Google access to complete copies of individual books online.
