The phrase "access explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing clarification or details about how to access something, such as information or a resource.
Example: "In the following section, we will provide access explained for all the necessary documents you need to complete your application."
Alternatives: "access details" or "access information".
"Many railway lines run through areas with great potential for solar power but where existing electricity networks are hard to access," explained Prof Tim Green, director of Energy Futures Lab at Imperial College London.
The volume is high but the rock characteristics make it difficult to access," explained Kenneth McIntosh, E.ON's frack team leader.
"Contributing money is really about getting access," explained Russ Choma, a money and politics reporter for the Center for Responsive Politics.
The U.S. credit system is based on credit history and credit score, and international students don't have this, so they have limited access," explains LendBuzz CEO Amitay Kalmar, MBA '10.
"I've been working out of a home office [for a previous employer] for almost four and a half years, but just had dial-up access," explains Paul Ruggeri, the sales director.
Operating in areas of inherent risk, the programme served more than 1.6 million people last year.* "The delivery of this assistance is directly linked to our humanitarian access," explains UNICEF RRMP Coordinator Filippo Mazzarelli.
The larger depth of the upper fornix and difficulty of access explains the omission of detailed upper fornix pathology in currently recognised scoring systems. 1 2 4 Perhaps not surprisingly therefore, there appear to be few data in the ophthalmic literature regarding the anthropology and normal depth of the upper fornix.
Therefore, this review describes quantitative methodologies to measure medicine access and explains how access is characterized.
Basic data layout issues for optimal data access are explained and discussed.
With virtually no on-the-ground access, Vella explained, roughly eighty per cent of the investigative work on Nigerian crime involves wiretapping phone calls that the police cannot understand.
Progress in women's education access (which explained 45% of gains in food security) was nearly as significant as increased food availability (26%) and health advances (19%) put together.
