The phrase "access to statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to obtain or view specific statements, such as financial statements or official declarations.
Example: "Employees must have access to statements regarding their performance evaluations to understand their progress."
Alternatives: "availability of statements" or "right to view statements".
First, a private prosecutor does not have any of the powers of the police to seize evidence or question suspects, and he or she has no right of access to statements, evidence, or other documents held by the CPS.
All accounts permit unlimited free checking, free ATM usage, a Web site offering daily access to statements and a Visa debit card that rebates 1% of purchases.
Clusters included: Stigma and Fears (8 statements); Beliefs (5 statements); Lack of Knowledge and Acceptance (11 statements); Access to ART (5 statements); Poor Documentation (5 statements); Social and Financial Support Issues (8 statements); Health Worker Attitudes (8 statements); Resources Needed for Effective Tracing (6 statements); and Health Worker Issues Related to Tracing (8 statements).
"It is a broadcast mechanism and being blocked from the president's Twitter account means it is harder to get access to his statements on Twitter and sometimes those statements are important...
Other customers allow read-only access to account statements and balances, preferring to make any trades or wire transfers themselves.
Andersen is aggressively seeking access to past statements by Mr. Duncan, primarily because it has so few available.
The complaint also alleges that, in 2005, Mr. Kirkman fraudulently persuaded Mr. Moore to assign his rights over to a limited liability corporation controlled by Mr. Kirkman, and that he has not provided access to profit statements for the properties.
Thomas Flanagan, 62, served as Deloitte's advisory partner for Best Buy, Sears and Walgreen, a position that granted him access to income statements and press releases before the documents were made public.
Mr. Alamoudi has told prosecutors that he twice met with Colonel Qaddafi, in June and August of 2003, to discuss details of the assassination plan, according to people with official access to his statements.
LONDON — Days before two former executives at Rupert Murdoch's tabloid newspapers here are to testify at a judicial inquiry into Britain's phone hacking scandal, the government of Prime Minister David Cameron was granted special status that yields advance access to witness statements and the ability to question testimony.
At a news conference Thursday afternoon, Mr. Adriaenssens, a child psychiatrist who is a leading Belgian expert on child abuse, said some people who had contacted the commission had done so in confidence and were now worried about who would have access to their statements.
