The phrase "access is offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that access to something, such as information or a service, is being made available to someone.
Example: "In this program, access is offered to a wide range of resources that can help you succeed."
Alternatives: "access is provided" or "access is granted".
So far around 177,000 customers have taken up dsl.Satellite high-speed Internet access is offered by DirecTV, a satellite television broadcaster.
Moreover, it is generally recognized that "... since a very high degree of similarity is required in order to dispense with proof of access, it must logically follow that where proof of access is offered, the required degree of similarity may be somewhat less than would be necessary in the absence of such proof". 2 Nimmer § 143.4 at 634, quoted in Krofft, 562 F.2d at 1172.
On Snapchat – in followers' minds, at least – more access is offered to the models' lives.
A more useful means of understanding access is offered by the synthetic construct of candidacy.
For 42 other countries with a GNIpc of US$1,601 4,700, access is offered for US$1,000 per year per institution.
Mothers without internet access were offered a paper version.
- Health System Privacy Officer A number of potential reasons for termination of access were offered from participants (Table 20).
The idea behind 4G is to combine the sort of high-speed internet access that is offered by a new short-range technology called Wi-Fi with the blanket coverage offered by a mobile-phone service's network of base stations.
With our solution access control is offered as a service by a third trusted party, the Access Control Provider.
Since November 2011, the OHU at this facility (excluded from the RCT) has been offering a comprehensive HIV program where HCT, routine monitoring of CD4 counts, drug readiness and access to treatment is offered.
However, early access to seating is offered to registrants.
