The phrase "access to the base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or ability to enter or utilize a specific location or resource, often in a technical or military context.
Example: "The security protocols ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the base."
Alternatives: "entry to the base" or "permission to access the base".
Mutinying soldiers were deployed at a roadblock that limited access to the base.
At a late-night press conference, the FBI said Alexis had gained access to the base with his contractor's ID.
Spain might, for instance, be willing to soften its stand on sovereignty in return for access to the base.
Losing access to the base is a serious setback to President Obama, who hopes to increase the number of troops in Afghanistan.
Taking away American access to the base, one potential consequence of Turkish anger over American policy, would undermine Turkey's interest in keeping Iraq intact, he said.
Perhaps the most important new element will be the provision of access to the base of the tower outlines, which are still marked by remnants of column footings.
But even as the invasion force withdraws in the months ahead and turns control over to a new Iraqi government, Pentagon officials expect to gain future access to the bases in the event of a crisis.
In the past, the MoD has allowed the media carefully controlled access to the RAF base, which was initially used for controlling drone strikes in Afghanistan.
Mendez has made repeated requests for access to the military base where Manning is held, all of which have been refused by US authorities.
Access to the bleak base was by low-level flying through a twisting fjord, and landing was made on a relatively short, uphill strip.
American officials briefing reporters in Washington over the week-end confirmed that news media access to the sprawling base outside Qatar's capital, Doha, was still impossible because of sensitivities of the host nation.
