The phrase "access for interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to conduct interviews, often in a professional or research context.
Example: "We need to arrange access for interviews with the participants to gather their insights for the study."
Alternatives: "permission for interviews" or "entry for interviews".
Male respondents can more easily be accessed for interviews in rural places where they gather for social meetings than women who mostly stay at home or travel to market places.
Sample sizes varied across the stakeholder groups and were based on the demographics of different groups and the availability and ease of access for household interviews (Shackleton et al. 2015a).
UASs have primarily been used by the military and this is a domain where it is notoriously difficult to gain access for observations, interviews or other data collection.
However, in our experience this is a difficult population to access for qualitative interviews as patients who are early in treatment can be reluctant to talk about their experiences.
We thank Toyota Motor Corporation for its generous support in allowing us access to engineers for interviews.
His columns will appear once a month for a year, during which time he will have access to players for interviews.
Offer exclusive access to experts for interviews and data for new articles.
It struck me that there could be thousands of LGBT people from religious families who are struggling to self-identify, but no outreach organizations I contacted would grant access to individuals for interviews, either reasoning that they are too "vulnerable".
After graduation, Herman went to work for The New York Times and joined a small, determined group of women sportswriters who broke barriers in the profession, including the denial of access for locker-room interviews.
Journalists liked the access it gave them for interviews with him.
