The phrase "access to sought" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The access to sought information was restricted."
Alternatives: "access to requested" or "access to desired".
The articles also showed how military analysts with ties to defense contractors sometimes used their special access to seek advantage in the competition for contracts related to Iraq and Afghanistan.
The articles also showed how military analysts affiliated with defense contractors sometimes used their special access to seek advantage in the competition for contracts.
On balance, though, Exxon looks like an eventual big winner, gaining access to sought-after acreage with an estimated 110 billion barrels of oil equivalent in reserves.
The protests eased on Sunday after Haryana's government agreed to the Jats' demand for preferential access to sought-after government jobs and university places under India's caste-based quota system.
Small said JD's close links with Adidas and Nike, and spending to keep stores looking smart, gave it access to sought-after products as well as brands such as Giorgio Armani's EA7 that its rivals, which include Mike Ashley's Sports Direct, do not supply.
Often, the company will strike deals with governments to gain access to sought-after records: Ancestry.com will help put their often unorganized paper files in order in exchange for permission to scan the papers and put them online.
Patents gave Myriad exclusive access to those seeking genetic testing, which enabled Myriad, in turn, to produce a valuable database.
Participants intentionally delayed access to, and seeking of, professional healthcare services when alarming signs of diabetes were experienced.
However, patients with Internet access are also most likely to seek access to the best care [ 48], so if anything, our inability to include patients without such access underscores the unmet needs in PD care in Europe.
And all were at times denied access to lawyers who sought to represent them.
The United Nations special rapporteur who examines issues of torture has sought access to the detainees for years, seeking to document their treatment while in custody.
