The phrase "access to extensive information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability or ability to obtain a large amount of information on a particular subject.
Example: "The new library system provides users with access to extensive information on various topics, making research much easier."
Alternatives: "access to a wealth of information" or "availability of comprehensive information".
Having access to extensive information on public services may encourage the public to be more particular about what services to use – for example, which hospital to go to.
[C12.] Judge Favors Release of Tire Data A federal judge ruled that the public should have access to extensive information on tire technology that Firestone had to turn over during a lawsuit over a fatal accident.
A federal district court judge here ruled today that the public should have access to extensive information on tire technology that Firestone was compelled to turn over during a lawsuit over a fatal accident.
Achieving this goal will require access to extensive information about patient genotype, clinical phenotype, treatment outcomes, and the economics of delivering health care informed by genomic information.
These professionals had daily contact with the children, regular contact with their parents, and access to extensive information contained in their files.
Computers with access to extensive data files can select information associated with a specific problem and display it to aid the researcher in formulating possible solutions.
Employers have access to extensive health information about their employees, with limited legal protection against divulgence of this information (Rothstein 1997).
My HealtheVet: Veterans, their advocates and employees of the Veterans Health Administration have access to extensive quality information and patient education resources through this site (www.myhealth.va.gov), from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Our experts had access to extensive clinical information, including follow-up.
Consequence analysis requires the access to extensive amounts of information, and its application without appropriate software and hardware infrastructure is nowadays quite unreal, therefore, utilization of a smart software framework seems to be the most straightforward procedure of hazard analysis.
"What we are trying to do is make sure parents are getting access to extensive, accurate and objective information".
