The phrase "access expired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where access to a service, account, or resource is no longer valid or has reached its end date.
Example: "Your access expired on March 1st, and you will need to renew your subscription to regain entry."
Alternatives: "access revoked" or "access terminated".
■ After this week's complimentary access expires, limits for nonsubscribers will apply.
However, for some participants, the prohibitive cost of gym access, once the free access year had expired, was a barrier to behavioural change maintenance that may raise the risk of intervention-generated inequalities.
A federal ban on Internet access taxes that expired last month cannot be renewed until January.
In several states, DNA access laws have already expired, after being in force for just a year or two.
So a week later I was in LA, heading to the ceremony, but I missed my driver and couldn't get anywhere near the Shrine because of the police and security and the fact that my Access All Areas pass had expired at 1pm.
Today, British developer and hacker Ben Reyes wrote a post describing how he was able to use an expired domain to access to another person's Gmail, Google calendar, contacts, and more, which then, in turn, allowed him to access further web accounts, like Amazon.
"Users will be able to transfer playlists between digital music products, and access them after BBC availability has expired through third-party providers".
Once the backoff time has expired, the station can access the medium.
Providing this access was a key in the expired Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and in the newly advanced Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) (UNDESA 2015).
The result is that girls have expired documentation and therefore cannot access services, in some instances even from NGOs working with refugees.
