The phrase "access to all documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability or permission to view or obtain all relevant documents related to a specific subject or project.
Example: "As part of the onboarding process, new employees will have access to all documentation related to company policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "permission to view all documents" or "access to complete documentation".
"Vitesse offered full co-operation and allowed access to all documentation, including the club's shareholding agreements, loan agreements and meeting notes for the period 2010-14".
"But we now know the royals have direct access to officials and prime minister and access to all documentation that passes through the cabinet.
MEPs asked for access to all documentation relating to the agreement, in order to give it due consideration, prior to giving their consent.
David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, also stressed that the inquiry needed to be led by a judge who had access to all relevant documentation.
"This investigation will have access to all relevant documentation and will also take evidence from individuals as it deems appropriate".
"I call upon Iran to increase its cooperation with the agency and to provide timely access to all relevant information, documentation, sites, material and personnel," Amano told the IAEA's governing board, which comprises the organisation's member states.
Kerry Needham, the mother of Ben Needham, the British toddler who was abducted on Crete 20 years ago, said: "I am pleased for the McCann family and look forward to the government offering the same support to all the families with children missing abroad". If the Yard is given access to all the Portuguese documentation the first task will be to have it translated.
None of us participated to the ISCOM project, but we have been granted access to all of its documentation including the 2003 interview to T-LON/iPLON's Victor Thamburaj.
increased and more timely public access to all notifications and supporting documentation submitted by parties to the WTO. to ensure that such standards do not place United States persons at a competitive disadvantage in international trade.
For access to all reports, briefs, and other documentation related to the HGL initiative go to: http://www.hivaids-uwc.org.za/index.php/publications/4-hiv-a-aids-research-centre/hiv-a-aids-research-centre/140-soph-briefs.
"As we have for over two years, and again today, we call on the Syrian government to grant immediate and unfettered access to all their detention facilities by international documentation bodies, including the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria.
