The phrase "access to elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to reach or utilize specific components or parts of a system, structure, or concept.
Example: "The software provides users with easy access to elements of the database for efficient data management."
Alternatives: "entry to components" or "availability of parts".
Undeniably, the authority of CSG and the GoMA producers comes into question as soon as they start denying access to elements of a programme.
The Syrian Electronic Army, in a tweet, claimed they gained access to elements of our site by hacking one of our business partners, Outbrain".
The TJ-II remote participation system (RPS) is focused on providing remote access to elements that depend exclusively on characteristics of the TJ-II environment: data acquisition, diagnostics control systems and TJ-II operation tracking.
JSBML's comp implementation provides access to elements within sub-models and interfaces with other models.
InfoWell offers patients real-time access to elements of their institutional health record, such as laboratory results, diagnostic imaging, and pathology reports.
JSAV employs the JQuery library to ease access to elements of the HTML that it generates and uses JQuery-UI to implement a two-value slider that is used to specify a range of positions in the alignment.
Feeding by D. noxia characteristically leads to sealing off of transport elements, thereby allowing the aphid direct access to sap elements (Will and van Bel, 2006; Will et al., 2007).
Open-cycle and hybrid processes have been used in seawater desalination, and OTEC infrastructure allows access to trace elements present in deep-ocean seawater.
If I understand correctly, the federal officials who will decide on approval for the project, as well as the big companies building it, want us to trust them in terms of getting access to some elements of the construction plans.
In the years after the Richmond Newspapers case, the Supreme Court and lower courts extended the First Amendment right of access to other elements of the trial and criminal process, including juror voir dire, preliminary hearings, and exhibits to hearings.
"Failure to properly control or restrict access to these elements can lead to catastrophic accidents," Paul Ferguson, a researcher with TrendMicro, a security firm, concluded recently in a blog post on his company's site.
