The phrase "access to explains" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I need access to explains the process clearly."
Alternatives: "access to explanations" or "access to details".
Science editor David Shukman was given special access to explain how the reactor would work.
One of the oncologists in the clinic (Dr. Lee)a staunchly believed this, and invoked a social justice ethic of inclusion and research access to explain her approach to clinical trial recruitment.
"I possessed medical information which typically an employer doesn't have access to," she explains.
Many doctors do not believe that patients can be trusted with their own medical data and are reluctant to give them access to it, explains Eric Topol, a cardiologist and the author of "The Creative Destruction of Medicine".
"We launched Makerbase as part of the event because we think that making the networks of creators visible really helps up-and-coming entrepreneurs – especially those from underrepresented communities- get access to opportunity," explains Trapani.
In a network analysis of data tied to Sierra Leone's 2014 Ebola virus outbreak, PhD student Marie Charpignon discovered that poor health care access helped to explain why Sierra Leone fared worse than neighboring Guinea or Liberia relative to its population.
One would be to allow that unconscious phenomenal consciousness is possible, and to appeal to the distinction between phenomenal consciousness and access consciousness to explain away the seeming contradiction involved.
No attempts to contact were made by the bookmaker, even though my partner had already lost a lot of money and they had access to files explaining his mental health issues.
"We want Cadre to be established as the domain and the hub for high quality access to opportunities," explained Williams.
"Any money that comes in from season tickets will go into a secure account that I don't have access to," he explained.
