The phrase "access to the error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to reach or retrieve information about a mistake or issue in a system or process.
Example: "To resolve the issue, we need to ensure that we have access to the error logs from the last update."
Alternatives: "entry to the error" or "access to the mistake".
To exploit the invulnerability benefit, we propose a soft error resilient 3D cache architecture, in which data blocks on the soft error invulnerable dies have no protection against soft error, therefore, access to the data block on the soft error invulnerable die incurs a considerably reduced access latency and energy.
The probability density function of all attenuation coefficients related to the macroporous space inside the scaffold gives access to the tomograph-specific machine error included in the SRμCT measurements (also referred to as instrumental resolution function).
Thanks to the Dx-Care® program we still had access to the exact date of this error, therefore to its chronology in hospital stay.
In contrast, when the primes were words requiring access to the lexical output representations, stress errors were very few.
An alternative derivation based on direct access to the proteinomic databases could avoid this error.
It is not possible to be certain of the real importance of these errors because without access to the raw data, we do not know the correct result.
CloudStore, the government's online catalogue for the public sector to make cloud computing purchases, is back up and running following a system error, which affected public access to the service.
The lawsuits say no, it's the same type of machinery or access to low error rates.
The facilitators to adoption included ease of access to information, error reduction, long-run cost savings, efficiency and information security.
The most common facilitators include access to information and error reduction.
