The phrase "access to website" is not entirely correct in written English; it should be "access to the website." You can use it when discussing the ability to reach or use a specific website.
Example: "Users must have access to the website in order to view the content."
Alternatives: "entry to the website" or "access to the site."
Based on the data provided by Information Management students, significant differences were found in the following dimensions: (a) availability of efficient staff members, (b) comfortable studying atmosphere, (c) access to website for locating resources, and (d) needed professionally trained, full-time librarians.
Visually impaired, Wu uses screen-reading software that provides her access to website content.
One month after last year's terrorist attacks, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission blocked access to website information on hydropower plants, gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, and other components of the energy infrastructure.
His pet project as Secretary of the High Council of Virtual Spaces - the official filtering and monitoring committee - was to create a system he called "smart filtering" where access to website content could be controlled without the need to block the site's URL altogether.
These findings are promising, considering the relatively low cost of the intervention at $180 (pedal machine and software, pedometer, access to website) per participant.
HTTP is unsecured and is subject to man-in-the-middle and eavesdropping attacks, which can allow attackers to gain access to website accounts and sensitive information.
Distorted pieces of text are often used to prevent computers getting unauthorised access to websites.
The bill would ensure that consumers would not be charged extra for access to websites.
Turkey frequently blocks access to websites, and a pro-Kurdish television channel was recently taken off the air.
All these barriers prevent disabled individuals from gaining full and easy access to websites.
Turkish law allows the country's leaders to ban access to websites deemed obscene or a threat to national security.
