The phrase "access to preliminary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to obtain or utilize initial or early-stage information or data.
Example: "Researchers need access to preliminary results to inform their ongoing studies."
Alternatives: "entry to initial" or "availability of early".
Medical Records does not have access to any preliminary test results that have not been finalized in our laboratory computer system.
Early Saturday, officials at the Interior Ministry with access to the preliminary tallies said that Mr. Rowhani appeared to be the clear winner in some cities but that nothing had been confirmed.
The department said today that, in connection with two possible leaks this week of sensitive economic data, it was looking into the possibility that someone could have gained access to the preliminary data and done their own calculations before the department's analysts began to work.
The PR also did not have access to any preliminary reports, but was provided with a routine description of the clinical situation and the indication for the chest radiograph.
Regarding access to education, the preliminary findings of the study indicate that just slightly more than half of the household heads (56%) had completed primary education.
A calculation template was included to provide an easy-access to a preliminary economic evaluation of a specific membrane installation.
Discussion Group: Piazza (restricted access to students in course) Preliminary list of papers to discuss.
By March 2010, analysts from the NSA had been allowed some preliminary access to the project, which, at the time, appears to have been codenamed TINT, and was being referred to in official documents as a "joint GCHQ/NSA research initiative".
NHS and private sector professionals have warned that some young women approaching cosmetic surgery companies are depressed or on medication, and are being sold operations without preliminary access to alternative psychological therapies.
Preliminary access to the M. tuberculosis dataset is available at http://bugs.sgul.ac.uk/bugsbase using the username: journalaccount3, password: hg67Ky42B.
