The phrase "access to executive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the ability to reach or communicate with an executive or high-level official within an organization.
Example: "Employees often feel that access to executive leadership is crucial for voicing their concerns and suggestions."
Alternatives: "entry to executives" or "contact with executives".
Maureen Dowd's Feb. 24 column, "Pompom Girl for Feminism," had the ring of truth regarding women's access to executive roles.
Indeed, our rules provide that all existing administrative records be available to the public under the "same presumption of disclosure which governs access to executive agency records".
On the contrary, a board should be proactive in monitoring by requiring general counsel participation in all board and committee meetings, confirming the effectiveness of the company's compliance plan, assuring board access to executive and compliance officers and clarifying with management the circumstances that should be promptly brought to the board's attention.
MOSCOW — An influential nationalist leader urged his followers on Wednesday to throw their support behind Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, telling them that they will no longer have to shiver at street demonstrations because the Kremlin will grant them access to executive and legislative power.
The company has been providing small businesses and fledgling entrepreneurs with affordable access to executive suites and virtual offices in some of the largest metropolitan cities around the world since 1978.
Anyone can have access to executive level virtual assistant support not just members of the C-suite at large corporations.
His football credentials allow Pryce access to executives whom others new to Hollywood could never reach.
The tour gives Ms. Sonnenberg access to executives of other sponsors like Nike, Bike.com and Visa.
Morgan Stanley, according to a person close to the bank, has countered that LVMH has sometimes denied Ms. Kent the access to executives that it gives many other analysts.
Access to executives is limited to those who know a code that allows the elevator to stop at Fauchon's upper floors.
As explained by Wimmer et al. (2009, p. 317), "this data set records all politically relevant ethnic groups minorities and majorities, and their degree of access to executive-level state power – from total control of the government to overt political discrimination and exclusion.
