The phrase "access presented" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability or display of information, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report includes a section on the access presented to various data sources."
Alternatives: "information provided" or "data available".
A. Sahai, "Cognitive Radio: A new regime for spectrum access," presented at Vodafone Academic Partners Workshop, Runnymede, UK, Nov. 2005.
Apple's iTunes Radio remains US-only for the time being, but Google Play Music All Access presented a more serious competitor – if not a name which rolls off the tongue – offering much the same service as Spotify's premium package for the same price.
These surfaces are difficult to traverse, and their access presents an ongoing challenge for mobile robots.
Mr. Zarif echoed Western views on the likely repercussions of the reductions in access, presenting them, almost tauntingly, as a potential problem that Washington and its allies had the power to fix.
Our evaluations showed that data potentially related to understanding marine species' phenology are available through online resources of governmental, academic, and non-governmental organizations, but appropriate datasets are often difficult to discover and access, presenting opportunities for scientific infrastructure improvement.
Or does access present a problem?
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Therefore, optimization of the centralized access management for this complex wireless access presents a major challenge.
With data breaches taking place in clockwork fashion, in the event a person's digital fingerprint or iris scan were stolen, biometric access presents the possibility that an identity could be stolen and never fully recovered.
Many social service agencies that provide aid to poor people -– from food stamps to emergency rent assistance -- have not formatted their websites for mobile access, presenting a considerable barrier to help, Deloney says.
The Trump administration has notified National Park Service officials across the country to maintain public access at parks "unless access presents a serious and imminent threat to human life, safety, or health, or a serious and imminent threat to the condition of a sensitive natural or cultural resource".
