The phrase "access to a wealth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the availability of a large amount of information, resources, or opportunities.
Example: "The library provides access to a wealth of knowledge on various subjects."
Alternatives: "access to a vast array of" or "access to an abundance of".
Tiphaine Samoyault – who had access to a wealth of fresh material – is no ordinary biographer, however.
Miller has had access to a wealth of private correspondence, enabling him to construct a compelling picture of the participants.
And it promises access to a wealth of information about the fetus's biology and future prospects — information that carries obvious blessings, but also obvious temptations.
They provide access to a wealth of interviews, slide shows and snippets of performances, all related to the 78 architects and designers represented in the show.
Giving them easy access to a wealth of facts and resources online allows them to develop critical thinking skills, he said, which is what employers want the most.
In addition to conventional printed information throughout the gallery, those using NeuTour have access to a wealth of supplemental material through personal laptops or digital devices.
They have access to a wealth of information that extends far beyond a single, crude number with an uncanny habit of matching you to people you already know whom you don't want to have sex with.
The acquisition gave I.B.M. access to a powerful new analytics tool and gave Q1 Labs access to a wealth of data from a broad range of companies around the world that, in turn, made its analytical capabilities that much stronger.
The Internet grants us access to a wealth of data and information with an ease unimaginable just a decade ago — but that information includes a seemingly endless amount of pornography.
According to the complaint, Mr. Cauley used his access to amass a wealth of secret documents on Kraft's strategy for the frozen pizza business, and then quit to take a job at Schwan's in violation of a confidentiality agreement.
OFCOM suggest more than half the UK's mobile users have a smartphone – no other device offers access to such a wealth of information, exploration and connectivity while being inextricably entwined with our day to day lives.
