The phrase "access started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the process of gaining entry or permission to use a system or resource has begun.
Example: "The access started once the user entered their credentials successfully."
Alternatives: "access initiated" or "access commenced".
"Abstract: While open access started as a response to developments in journal publishing, attention is now turning to scholarly monographs.
It was the dawn of the rap Internet as it looks now: the one that led to stars like Drake; the one that, thanks to ease of access, started to sustain global fan bases for even the most regional rap heroes.
We can note that during this decade the Internet access started to become more democratic in Brazil, when all regions of the country became covered by the main backbone and also due to the development of the commercial Internet.
Ten years ago, the concept of physical stock controlling my access started to seem odd.
Tickets are available online, with general admission starting at $125 per person and V.I.P. tickets, from $200, that allow access starting at 4 p.m.
The automakers said they would provide unlimited AOL access starting at $3 a month to the employee, well below the usual $21.95 a month.
THE AMENITIES The rooms come with digital TVs with 21 channels, including both CNN and Al Jazeera, and high-speed Internet access (starting at £5 for six hours, or $9.50 at $1.90 to the pound).
So far, 4,042 of the interviews have been catalogud or programmed at Universal Studios into a digital database to which users are to gain access starting this summer at the Museum of Tolerance at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles.
On-demand lounge access starts at $25.
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