The phrase "access to sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to enter or utilize specific parts of a document, website, or physical space.
Example: "To fully understand the report, you need to have access to sections that detail the methodology and findings."
Alternatives: "entry to parts" or "access to areas".
In the past, hospitals gave fund-raisers access to sections of medical records, letting them send solicitations to former patients.
Two magnificent doorways pierce the walls and there's access to sections of the walls that look down on the tiled roofs of the houses and their gardens.
The service — available today for Windows desktop and as an iPhone app, with further platforms like Mac coming soon — works like this: enterprise users have access to sections of files that their IT managers enable them to use.
Access to sections of the Lee Navigation which pass close to the Olympic Stadium, including part of Bow River, part of the Hackney Cut, and the Hertford Union Canal were restricted during the summer of 2012.
Large numbers of primary care patients have had access to sections of their health records online for several years at the BIDMC and GHS.
The stream layer is responsible for supporting random access to sections of files accessed by any of the protocols supported by IGV, i.e. local file, HTTP, HTTPS or FTP.
The navigation panel on the left gives access to all sections and instructions for editing are displayed above each section.
National Parks England said enabling access to all sections of society was a challenge.
The system of roads around the park would be restructured, providing controlled public access to large sections of the park.
Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts will close its visitors center and restrict access to large sections of the Great Beach.
Today, they see a budding market in a country that has signed an agreement granting the United States, a former enemy, access to many sections of its economy.
