The phrase "access to sympathetic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of having the ability to connect with or receive support from someone who is sympathetic, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "Having access to sympathetic listeners can greatly improve one's mental health."
Alternatives: "connection to empathetic" or "availability of compassionate".
One recalls the US military's campaign in Vietnam to drain the sea by creating strategic hamlets (translate, concentration camps), seeking to deny the Vietnamese resistance access to sympathetic villagers.
Damian Barr started the Shoreditch House Literary Salon as a theater of ideas where access to sympathetic readers would be, he says, "as valuable as the access to the writers and their thoughts".
The foundation will honour that legacy by using funds raised in his name to support black and gay communities, helping them to protect themselves from HIV and get access to confidential, sympathetic HIV testing and treatment if they need it".
"Empson said one of the reasons we have arts and literature is that it gives us sympathetic access to systems of belief that are not our own.
For the Russians, it provided access to an international celebrity with sympathetic views.
"This is about a plaintiffs' lawyer who decided he wanted to star in a movie and gave a sympathetic filmmaker extraordinary access to the plaintiffs' case and strategy".
The White House signaled that it was sympathetic to calls from Congress for access to the abuse pictures, although Republicans in Congress, like administration officials, were divided over whether to make the images public.
Still, it declared that Mr. Wilhelm and his wife had had a "sympathetic interest in Communism," and he was denied access to classified documents.
Helped by a more sympathetic governor and antiquities director, archaeologists are getting priority access to some sites.
In Big Cypress, the Bush administration has been far less sympathetic toward owners of off-road vehicles who demand access to public land.
Werner Faymann, Austria Faymann will be sympathetic to Cameron's efforts to restrict EU migrants' access to welfare, and his economic liberalisation plans.
