The phrase "access offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to services or products that provide access to something, such as digital content or resources.
Example: "Our new access offering allows users to stream movies and TV shows without any additional fees."
Alternatives: "access service" or "access solution".
The signature suite is available to all attendees that purchase access, offering Yankee fans exclusive experiences, memorabilia, meet and greets with legendary players, and guest mixologists to offer guests a thematic series of 1893 speciality cocktails.
He introduced a program of "levelled access," offering current material supplemented by "focus collections".
During their 2013 developers' conference Apple announced the launch of iTunes Radio, a free streaming service supported by ads, and back in May Google launched Google Play Music All Access, offering a free 30 day trial before charging users $9.99 a month for access.
Also, in the southern part of Vieques, there is no DSL, so Wi-Fi is the only Internet access offering.
But that hasn't stopped a number of large communications-equipment makers and a handful of startups from investing in it as an alternative Internet access offering.
For starters, much of CBS's currently airing content is not available on streaming services like Hulu, as the network has pursued its own, standalone streaming service called CBS All Access, offering a mix of on-demand programming and live TV.
He said the partnership with Jasper would allow AT&T to experiment with different models, like charging customers for short-term wireless access or offering prepaid access.
Click on the ETF tab to access offerings usefully organized by capitalization and investment styles.
Our priority is to serve the research communities while growing our own gold open access offerings.
His team started to see the value of early access offerings with the Hulu model.
Finally, to the extent FCC regulation of tariffed special access offerings harms the ability of telcos to invest in new fiber facilities, it would boost cable operators' efforts to take market share from the telcos.
