The phrase "access readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the ease of obtaining or reaching something, such as information or resources.
Example: "The database allows users to access readily the information they need for their research."
Alternatives: "easily access" or "obtain quickly".
The component molecules leading to complex formation were accessed readily from commercially available starting materials through short and efficient syntheses.
Body fluids including serum and plasma might be better choices not only for discovery studies but also for evaluation of patient's response to a therapeutic reagent since they can be accessed readily [122, 123].
The infrastructure might still exist, but it will no longer be accessed readily by the majority of consumers.
As the bladder can be accessed readily via the transurethral route, it is ideal for topical photosensitive treatments, as exemplified by the increasing use of photodynamic bladder cancer diagnostics, and this potential is further explored in a preclinical model in this paper.
They state that buildings should be made accessible where access is "readily achievable".
A 2013 sting conducted by Science magazine's John Bohannon showed that some open access journals readily accepted a spoof paper.
Laura Padoan said: "The precarious financial situation means that if we can't access cash readily, it could threaten our programmes because we pay our suppliers through Greek accounts.
This government's attitude is scaring those who are genuinely sick and in need of treatment, and they are afraid to access the readily available emergency and out-of-hours services that are available.
Enabling interested children – and adults – to access science readily is a key part of the SMG's mission and, more importantly, is also crucially important in ensuring that all those whose appetite for science needs stirring and slaking can be reached.
Health care access is readily threatened.
