The phrase "access is only allowed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are specifying who is permitted to access something, such as a system, area, or information.
Example: "Access is only allowed for authorized personnel to ensure the security of the facility."
Alternatives: "access is restricted to" or "only permitted for".
For instance, a user with Danish registrar access is only allowed to register and change basic information on horses born in Denmark, and has limited access to registering data for horses located in Denmark.
In traditional systems, access to databases is only allowed for internal users via internal applications.
In July, our very own Brock was put on "restricted access," meaning he's only allowed on campus for athletics related activities and class- a punishment that lets him live his life at Richmond the way he's always lived it, except now he can't go to the dining hall, library, or gym.
"Girls are only allowed to access Facebook if they are wearing their burkas!" tweeted another.
For instance, ordinary customers are only allowed access for posting ideas to the profiles of the ongoing projects, while those with outstanding backgrounds and relevant solutions could gain more access, allowing them to provide ideas/solutions and greater content related to the ongoing projects.
The steatosis and resveratrol groups were given free access to feed and water 4 days per week, and were fasted for the remaining 3 days (access to water was only allowed).
Access is only a browser click away.
From another side, a femtocell, installed by a consumer for domestic uses, has to operate in restricted access mode: the access is allowed only to a limited number of devices.
Access to this secluded chamber is restricted by narrow pores that only allow for the passage of small peptides but not of polypeptides (Wang et al, 1997).
She's then only allowed access to feed her newborn twice a day.
