The phrase "access source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or obtaining information from a particular source, such as a database, document, or website.
Example: "To complete the report, you need to access the source of the data provided in the previous section."
Alternatives: "retrieve information" or "obtain data".
"APIs are not a book, not a play, not a song, not a poem," he said – just a functional element that allows developers to access source code.
While a number of these claims proved to be false extortion attempts, we did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability".
Here are a few salient facts for comparison [note: the following tables have been reformatted so readers can access source information]: (A jpeg image of the tables is also available online).
The simulated power efficiency at 181 MHz is 40.1% for a two tone source, and 16.6% for a 8.7 dB peak-to-average wideband code-division multiple access source signal.
However, due to confidentiality issues with client organizations, it is not always allowed to access source code.
Some of the claims were false extortion attempts, Ballou said, but the company "did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability".
In some cases we can access sources repeatedly to retrieve bindings to answer a query, and query planning thus becomes considerably more challenging.
A study of 110 courses readers demonstrates how 45percentt of the readings are freely available either through the university library or open access sources.
There may be much easier of access sources of platinum, gold etc. from the Moon if Dennis Wingo is right.
Equally, the product might help SMEs to identify and access sources of finance more easily, using bank account data to match the business with appropriate lenders or investors.
Most scientists, from physicists to taxonomists, receive and use their literature electronically, be it through subscriptions, interlibrary loan, or open access sources.
