The phrase "access to case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the ability to retrieve or view a specific case, often in legal, medical, or technical settings.
Example: "The attorney requested access to the case files to prepare for the upcoming trial."
Alternatives: "access to the file" or "entry to the case".
No date has been set for his trial and his lawyers have not been allowed access to case files.
He also allowed the defendants to hire civilian lawyers, but restricted the lawyers' access to case information.
For me, reading the transcripts was like being granted access to case notes locked away in the hospital files.
Privacy rights are among the judges' main concerns about the recent expansion of Congressional access to case documents like presentencing reports.
The issue at stake involves access to case materials using techniques that were not available at the time of the original trial.
Relatives say she was forced to accept government-appointed lawyers, who did not have access to case files before the trial began.
Collection was irregular, based on prevalence of and access to cases of GAS disease.
This varied access to cases allows accrual of cases that reflect a wide diversity of patients undergoing prostate cancer management in the United States.
Access to cases, participation, electronic consent, and post case evaluations will be controlled by the VP software, and content hosted on the University of Warwick virtual learning environment Internet pages.
This varied access to cases allows accrual of material that reflects a wide diversity of patients undergoing prostate cancer management in the United States.
The Resource has access to cases from a variety of medical care settings that include academic medical centers, as well as private, public, and Veterans Administration hospitals.
