"access is permitted only" is a valid, grammatically correct sentence.
You can use this phrase when describing a situation in which something is allowed to happen, as long as certain conditions are met. For example, "Access is permitted only after signing a liability waiver."
Large part of the historical centre of the city, one of the main point of concentration of activities, is a traffic limited zone (ZTL) and the access in the area is permitted only to the residents cars.
More recently, access to the area is permitted only with special permission and accompaniment of an official guide.
Access to the data is permitted only by means of teleprocessing.
"Our data privacy policy applies to all employees: access to and use of data is permitted only for legitimate business purposes," an Uber spokesperson told The Independent.
Uber did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Post, but spokeswoman Nairi Hourdajian told Buzzfeed that "access to and use of data is permitted only for legitimate business purposes". These policies, she said, apply to all employees and the company regularly monitors internal access to that data.
"Access to and use of data is permitted only for legitimate business purposes," said an Uber statement issued last week on the investigation.
Access to the site where many Jews believe Joseph is buried is permitted only on certain dates and requires making prior arrangements.
"DWP and HMRC customer information is shared with local authorities on the understanding that only authorised access is permitted". The document goes on to admit that the sample checks have revealed serious security breaches and warns that anyone found abusing the system will face sanctions ranging from disciplinary action to prosecution.
