The phrase "access to microphone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to using a microphone, often in the context of software or applications.
Example: "Please ensure that the app has access to the microphone to enable voice recording features."
Alternatives: "microphone permissions" or "microphone access rights".
Although simple, this task may be very time consuming for large microphone arrays and eventually suffer from lack of access to microphones once they are installed on the test bench.
Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com leapt to the head of the line, eviscerating Braun for his hypocritical posturing and self-serving priorities, a cockroach with access to microphones and a $155 million contract.
If you have access to a microphone, experiment with the placement of your hands around the head of the microphone, and the distance of the mic from your mouth.
Silverlight doesn't allow access to a microphone, thus restricting VoIP calls, so TringMe used a backdoor Flash widget to access the microphone.
And they will not be, as long as Ryan has access to a microphone.
Instead, as a Trump critic with access to a microphone, Ball has been a focus of Trump's rage for several days running.
Mr. Sharpton, who arrived late but was given almost instant access to the microphone, said that livery cabs were a means to move about in areas where yellow cabs did not venture.
Lukas also understands how the game is played from the management side, routinely acknowledging the corporate sponsors of major racing events and thanking them when he found himself in the winner's circle with access to a microphone and a television camera.
"I am sick and tired," went an e-mail message from the Rev. Dr. J. Alfred Smith Sr., pastor emeritus of Allen Temple Baptist Church in Oakland, Calif., "of black academics who are paid by rich, powerful ivy league schools, who have access to the microphone and the ear of the press pontificating about the health of black churches".
Given the trouncing the president has taken over the last eight years from political pundits, op-ed writers, late-night comedians and just about anyone else with access to a microphone, a video camera or a computer, it seems far-fetched, to put it gently, that major forces would be marshaled to stop — at all costs!
