The phrase "access to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to proceed with a task or process, often in a digital context.
Example: "You need to grant access to continue with the installation of the software."
Alternatives: "permission to proceed" or "authorization to continue".
A competing bill, sponsored by Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, would allow states that collect taxes on phone companies for high-speed Internet access to continue doing so.
When Congress first imposed the moratorium, it permitted the ten states and handful of localities that already taxed Internet access to continue to do so.
The company today is announcing that it has raised another $500 million from two of its most regular previous investors, Kinnevik and Access, to continue funding more new ventures, as well as invest in the many it has already created.
Please leave impact areas early as firefighting equipment need access to continue structure protection operations.
The argument was a familiar one: that they need that access to continue to cover important issues.
Last year, the Minister of Health blocked diacetylmorphine for those exiting the drug trial and seeking special access to continue treatment.
With the shortage of primary-care physicians nationwide, many people have no access to continuing primary care regardless of insurance carrier; Medicaid recipients are even less likely to be welcomed into primary-care practices.
Like most of the country's estimated 11 million illegal immigrants, they have little access to continuing health care, a reality not addressed by the legislation now under discussion in Washington.
Having access to continuing education and agency-supported case-focused supervision for licensure were correlated with retention at the 24 36 month post-graduation mark.
The website, www.reeme.arizona.edu, is particularly popular in Latin America where access to continuing medical education is not as abundant as in the USA or Europe.
At the same time that Y Combinator is growing its class size, the amount of money its companies have access to continues to grow.
