The phrase "access library" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of entering or utilizing a library's resources, whether physical or digital.
Example: "To find the research materials you need, you must access the library's online database."
Alternatives: "utilize the library" or "enter the library".
Two years ago Westchester's libraries installed a system called Dynix that allows residents to access library catalogs and information databases online and to reserve or renew materials with a mouse click.
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of "Has the Sea Given Up Its Bounty?" (one per student) -resources about seas and oceans (computers with Internet access, library resources, textbooks, encyclopedias, etc).
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of "On Bastille Day, Far Away but Fervently French" (one per student) -resources with information about holidays celebrated in countries around the world (computers with Internet access, library references, etc).
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of "2 Women, 2 Deaths and an Ethical Quandary" (one per student) -resources about bioethics and controversial medical ailments (computers with Internet access, library resources, encyclopedias, etc).
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of "Less Lethal Cousin of Smallpox Arrives in U.S". (one per student) -resources about zoonotic diseases (computers with Internet access, library resources, encyclopedias, etc).
Resources / Materials: -student journals -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of "Roots And All: A History of Teeth" (one per student) -resources about the teeth of different species (computers with Internet access, library resources, encyclopedias, etc).
In Trenton, immigrants can use their cards to access libraries, medical centers and doctors' offices; seek help from charitable organizations and private social service agencies; and use the city's public recreation centers and pools.
Two hundred and thirty-five part-time M.B.A. students, mostly from Mexico and Peru, take lectures by videoconference; they access libraries and course reading material by intranet; and they do groupwork in online chatrooms.
At the bottom of all these components there is a database layer that may vary between software releases, and require different version of access libraries.
Many programming languages, SQL variants, and database access libraries (e.g. Hibernate) exist; and in practice, a tool will likely need to be system specific to capture all of the queries embedded in the code.
The building proposed was divided into two: a huge top-lit humanities reading room served by underground bookstacks, and the Science Reference Library, which was a linear open-access library.
