The phrase "access merely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that access is limited or only to a basic level.
Example: "The user can access merely the introductory materials before deciding to enroll in the full course."
Alternatives: "only access" or "just access".
This will significantly diminish the potential impact of the researchand, by extension, the public's investment". From Harvard University: "One type of public access merely provides research results online free of charge.
Before this realization, I viewed Private Access merely as a conjunction of privacy and access.
It is plausible to think that in some cases of this sort, one is unable to access merely by reflection any of the justifiers, either at the moment of belief acquisition or at any later time.
The versatility of the method lies in the ease with which different samples of the genome can be accessed merely by changing the identity of the restriction enzyme(s) used to cleave the genomic DNA; its particular advantage in the context of SNP discovery lies in the ease of aligning short DNA fragments between contrasting templates.
That is why Israel has restricted residents' access not merely to Israel but to the West Bank itself.
Held weightlessly in her quiet, gently ironic words, we gain privileged access not merely to actions and aspirations but to recipes, coiffures, the consolations of cleaning.
As with the NHS, the noble ideal behind its creation was that those who lack the means should still have access not merely to second-rate lawyers but to the best available lawyers at a reasonable cost to the taxpayer.
The term itself is grandiose, with its implication that writers contain within them great wells of creativity to which their access is merely impeded.
But at least some inner sense theorists note that the asymmetry of access is merely contingent, as it is possible, in principle, for one's "inner sense" mechanism to be linked to someone else's mental states.
No, at its worst, public access is merely boring, a description that fortunately does not fit many of the programs produced here in Long Beach.
Visits were initiated by first hovering in front of the flower before alighting on the dissected part of the petals and then crawling into the corolla tube because the proboscides of the bees were too short to access nectar merely by inserting the proboscis into the flower.
