The phrase "access over telephone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to obtain information or services via a telephone call.
Example: "For any inquiries, you can access over telephone our customer service representatives who are available 24/7."
Alternatives: "access via phone" or "obtain through telephone".
The company owns key technology for digital subscriber lines, or D.S.L., which provide high-speed Internet access over telephone lines.
Of course, Microsoft and Intel were also among the primary movers behind a group formed earlier this year to promote the technology for high-speed access over telephone lines known as asymmetric digital subscriber line.
Right now, the most visible battles in the broadband world are among various technology providers -- for example, between cable-modem systems and a new standard of high-speed Internet access over telephone wires called digital subscriber lines.
A few months later Microsoft promised to work with a consortium of telephone companies developing broadband Internet access over telephone lines.
Mighty Cisco Systems recently spent $150 million on a company that hopes to deliver high-speed Internet access over telephone lines.
MAN'S VOICE (over telephone speaker): Otto?
Tut makes equipment that allows the delivery of high-speed Internet access over copper telephone lines.
The consumer long-distance unit, for instance, could explore partnerships with outside companies that provide high-speed Internet access over normal telephone lines.
In contrast to the United States, where Internet access over a telephone line is relatively inexpensive, users in Britain, as in most other European countries, pay by the minute for local phone calls, in addition to the charge from the Internet access provider.
AT&T said yesterday that the consumer unit would begin trials next year of high-speed Internet access over standard telephone wires using a technology known as digital subscriber lines, or D.S.L. AT&T has mostly shunned such systems in the past, partly because D.S.L. is the main competitor to cable modem technology.
In fact, 54% of the youth polled said that if they were stranded on a deserted island, they would prefer to have Internet access over a telephone or television.
