"access storage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of accessing files or information stored in a central location. For example: Employees are able to access storage on the company's server to download necessary documents.
Meanwhile we risk overlooking the much more important story here, the real revolution, which is the mass democratisation of the means of access, storage and processing of data.
Typical examples of such devices include printers, network access storage (NAS), and video recorders.
This can also be opened up to access storage and memory for post-purchase upgrades.
The virtual file system (VFS) provides abstractions for applications (processes) to access storage devices via system calls.
Unfortunately, Livescribe has chosen a new path, shutting down its developer program to focus on "cloud access, storage and services".
Big Data applications use data processing frameworks such as Hadoop MapReduce, which access storage in large data chunks (64 MB HDFS blocks,) therefore exhibiting evident sequentiality.
Early systems were arranged sequentially (i.e., alphabetically, numerically, or chronologically); the development of direct-access storage devices made possible random access to data via indexes.
When so-called direct-access storage devices (DASDs; primarily magnetic disks) were developed, it became possible to access a random data block on the disk.
The 360 system was unprecedented in its ability to support a wide array of applications, and it was one of the first operating systems to require direct-access storage devices.
A trial at St Mary's hospital published last year showed it reduced errors Ambulance crews have to provide emergency care in a moving vehicle in a cramped space, which is poorly designed with badly laid out equipment, difficult-to-access storage spaces and an interior that is hard to keep clean and germ free.
The new building will have exhibition galleries on four floors, new open-access storage and study areas.
