The phrase "access descriptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to retrieve or view descriptions of something, such as data, features, or items.
Example: "To better understand the software, users should access descriptions of its various functions in the help section."
Alternatives: "retrieve descriptions" or "view descriptions".
SLAC staff may access descriptions of the Drell Papers held by the SLAC Archives, History & Records Office.
The webpage allows you to access descriptions of the courses offered as part of Penn's nationally recognized academically based community service program.
A summary of the contents of the archive is available on our corporate archive collections page and you can access descriptions of the whole collection on our online catalogue.
The ability of users to log or retrieve information relating to what they can see, rather than where they are standing, allows them to record observations of points in the broader landscape scene, or to access descriptions of landscape features from any viewpoint.
The report particularly focused on equity of access, descriptions of the treatments offered, gradings of staff and overall outcome.
Click on the Courses link to access course descriptions.
Not able to access the descriptions or not seeing your area of expertise?
The Archival Collections Portal provides access to descriptions of all cataloged archival collections in CLIO.
Visit the Registration Information page to view registration dates and to access course descriptions, sample syllabi, information on cross-registration and more.
Table 1 Comparisons of four GUI interface designed for children Children-specific interface User behavior Interface type/display of information node and icon design Collection type Bücherschatz Children (age of 8 10) click the mouse on topic (text) cards to access book descriptions or lower level topic cards.
The EAF Tools Database provides access to descriptions of all the tools that have been identified that could assist facilitators, managers and planners move through each of the four steps required for the adoption of the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) into their management plans in an efficient and effective manner.
