The phrase "access for customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or permission for customers to use a service, product, or facility.
Example: "We have implemented new security measures to ensure that there is secure access for customers to our online platform."
Alternatives: "customer access" or "accessibility for customers".
Circuit City, which operates seven stores on Long Island, plans to provide in-store Web access for customers, said Bill Cimino, a store spokesman.
"Port of Newcastle has an obvious commercial imperative to maximise trade volumes through the port and to ensure continuing access for customers.
The unions, for example, won a concession from the company allowing their members to perform the entire installation of high-speed Internet access for customers who sign up for Verizon's Internet services.
Business at the shops in the Citigroup Center, at 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue, one of the institutions identified as a possible target of an attack, was markedly down as tight security restricted access for customers.
Facebook has struck promotional deals with phone makers like Nokia, which in May announced a $99 feature phone called the Asha 501 that includes free Facebook access for customers of certain carriers, including Bharti Airtel, which serves India and much of Africa.
It has a database of more than 30,000 vendors that it can access for customers looking for specific products.
These affiliations provide access to its specific customers as well as access for its customers to promotional opportunities.
The pre-order content was considered an "early access opportunity" for customers, with Ginn confirming that all of the content would be made available for download after the game's release date.
We include an example of an SDN-enabled WiFi hotspot that can provide differentiated access for the customers of different mobile networks, allowing these operators to retain customized degrees of control over their customers' traffic.
A grand market with easy access for devoted customers and an on-site butcher to care properly for his expensive pork would solve the biggest problem he has selling in New York City.
According to Ms. Gordon, the site was so swamped with visitors in the days after the terrorist attacks that it slowed down considerably at times and even shut down access for some customers.
