The phrase "access components of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability to reach or utilize specific parts or elements of a system, document, or object.
Example: "To complete the project, you need to access components of the software that are essential for data analysis."
Alternatives: "retrieve parts of" or "utilize elements of".
He could also sell the access component of AOL, as Time Warner did in Europe, to create a pure digital Internet company that could become part of an ad-supported joint venture.
"MCI now has to go back to the drawing board and re-evaluate the access component of all their major contracts," said Richard P. Nespola, chief executive of the Management Network Group in Overland Park, Kan., which advises phone companies and their business customers.
While our study focuses on national-level prospects, an important factor for achieving the 'universal access' component of the SDGs is addressing inequalities within each country.
Once core programs and services are identified, the access component of this principle would require reducing the gap between supply and demand, likely facilitated in part by the reinvestment of funds from institutional to community sectors.
The presentation component of a SWM system is decoupled from other components, namely, the process component, business rule component, and data access component for ease of maintainability.
This additional gentle vibration aids in the spreading of the components and the removal of access components at the turning point of the web.
Although many studies focus on one of the access components, relatively few have examined all of them and how they interact to prevent appropriate patient action in response to chronic illness [ 62].
The results presented previously were based on optimized operational conditions of the system considering component spreading on the web, component attachment on the web, and removal of access components.
Reintroduction of access component at the top of the web requires either a pumping or conveyor belt type approach.
