The phrase "access to match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the ability or permission to participate in or view a match, such as in sports or competitions.
Example: "I need to ensure that I have access to the match this weekend so I can support my team."
Alternatives: "entry to the match" or "permission to view the match".
But it will be interesting to see any Apple WWDC announcements on its own mapping plans include offline access to match Android.
As an official partner of the games, Emirates airline has access to match tickets and is offering them to passengers free with the purchase of any of its four flights to Germany -- Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Düsseldorf -- or to Zurich, Paris or Vienna, all via the airline's hub in Dubai.
Fabio Barucke, the investigator in charge of the case, said the official had clearance to Fifa offices, stadiums and other administrative areas where he would have access to match tickets.
Finally, to reduce data entry errors all measures recorded on paper forms that have to be manually entered into the database, we designed electronic entry forms in Access to match the appearance of the original paper form.
As we did not have access to matched blood samples we were unable to determine if any of these were somatic changes.
Whenever a tenant inserts data into its table, Meta Data table is accessed to match the given values against the data types of the Meta data table.
Toddlers should never have access to matches, cigarette lighters or fuel-filled or flint igniters.
The first was last Wednesday and the second followed yesterday preventing www.footballon.net, www.freepremierleague.com and www.premiershiplive.net from providing unauthorised access to matches.
Children are often both the cause and victims of fires, and should not be allowed access to matches or cigarette lighters.
AT&T said yesterday that it would start an advertising-subsidized Internet access service to match free offerings from competitors like NetZero.
The program will combine caregiving assessments, assistance for care planning and will give users access to databases to match providers.
