The phrase "access hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to connect to or utilize physical devices or components in a computing context.
Example: "To complete the setup, you need to access hardware settings in the system configuration."
Alternatives: "connect to hardware" or "utilize hardware".
Thus, it can access hardware resources such as CPU or USIM directly.
The company's product, Visual UpTime, is a combination of network access hardware and software that monitors a corporation's global wide area networks (WANs).
However, it is important to note that whereas food consumption was recorded automatically, diet changes for scheduled feeding were done manually in the absence of automated access hardware.
Children with leukodystrophies were hospitalized with infections at higher rates if they had the presence of one of several risk factors (indwelling central intravenous access, hardware, or indwelling urinary catheters; tracheostomy or need for mechanical ventilation; and failure to receive a seasonal influenza vaccine).
This is essential for your VirtualBox to let Windows 10 access hardware and other resources on your host operating system (the operating system you are using right now).
Verizon integrates the customer device (the network-access hardware and software), the cellular network and the service.
First, we apply hardware-level protection, including restricted access to hardware, secure server rooms with a UPS, and redundant server hardware.
The ability of these criminal extremists to access military hardware including Kalashnikovs has seen firearms rise to prominence as the weapon of choice for terrorists in Europe.
And since Apple has allowed app developers access to hardware like the heart rate counter, this will lead to apps that are richer as well as nimbler.
Kyocera's managed print service offers another example of the product to service shift, providing access to hardware, document management software and service support on a "pay-as-you-go" basis.
Typically, the job goes to information-technology people, for no better reason than that they are usually the only ones who have the necessary access to hardware and software and know how it all works, on the snoop's side as well as the user's.
