The phrase "access is expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that access to something is anticipated or required.
Example: "In this project, access is expected to the database for all team members to ensure collaboration."
Alternatives: "access is anticipated" or "access is required".
However, faster wireless access is expected next year when Sprint begins to sell a mobile WiMax service called Xohm.
"We haven't seen any signs yet" of radical changes in 2002, when the introduction of faster wireless Internet access is expected to increase sales of mobile phones.
Prices would vary considerably depending on the service, though basic high-speed Internet access is expected to cost about $28 a month.
A meeting on the topic of how best to expand access is expected to be held by the agency next May: according to its letter, the F.D.A. would probably want expensive clinical trials before granting over-the-counter status.
In a time when anyone with Internet access is expected to be engaged on multiple networking sites and keep a day job, Ms. Lawrence decided to focus on a singular site rather than to spread herself thin among a half-dozen.
At Homeb, the impact of perennial water access is expected.
They saw girls' participation in sports as normal, and access was expected, if not taken for granted.
The cause of the discrepancy is the larger cache on Fermi GPUs, as illustrated in Fig. 4. The simple GPU-MCML version achieves similar performance as the optimized version in reflectance/transmittance-only mode as shown in Table 5, since atomic access is not a bottleneck in this mode and optimizations targeted at atomic access are expected to have minimal effect.
Microsoft, an Internet rival to AOL Time Warner, is eager to block AOL's further expansion in cable -- which can provide a platform for high-speed Internet access and is expected to eventually offer new types of interactive television services.
The federal Health Resources and Services Administration, which works on health care access issues, is expected next year to release the first-ever system for measuring the performance of community paramedics, which could further accelerate the trend.
As part of the announcement, AT&T Wireless became the nation's first large wireless carrier to commit itself to a future technical standard known as W-C.D.M.A., for wideband code division multiple access, which is expected to be used within two or three years.
