The phrase "access to registry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability or permission to enter or utilize a registry, such as a database or list of information.
Example: "To proceed with the application, you must request access to the registry of eligible candidates."
Alternatives: "entry to the registry" or "permission to access the registry".
We're concerned that there is no corresponding section mandating third-party bulk access to registry data.
Registry Agreement clause 9A stiuplates only interactive access to registry data, and clause 19 applies only to zone file data, not to other registry data not contained in zone files.
Certain value-added registration services seem to require bulk access to registry data, but we see no wording in the current text to assure that such access is available.
Once the Syrian Electronic Army had gained access to registry records, it was able to change both contact details and domain name servers.
Wider access to registry reports is essential, and this is facilitated by publication in refereed journals.
There was some tension between protecting privacy while ensuring that access to registry information by people with a legitimate need or interest is maximized.
The group's director, Laura Ahearn, said an operator at the toll-free line would answer the phone and guide callers toward Internet registries and law enforcement offices with access to registries.
Data sources on how to identify and compile deaths in the absence of access to registries are also inconsistently described.
· Willingness to commit illegal acts: to what extent would an adversary break the law to obtain access to registries that can be used for re-identification?
· Willingness to violate agreements: to what extent would the adversary be willing to violate data sharing agreements or other contracts that s/he needs to sign to get access to registries?
Research Ethics Boards (REBs) in Canada and elsewhere in the world are grappling with these issues, but have not received clear guidance regarding their role in the creation of and access to registries and biobanks.
