The phrase "access untouched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something can be accessed without any alterations or interference.
Example: "The archive allows users to access untouched historical documents for research purposes."
Alternatives: "access unaltered" or "access pristine".
That is, our solution does not change the EDCA operation as such but extends it to allow for prioritizing more important video packets over lower important ones while leaving EDCA's inter-traffic class QoS differentiation and access control untouched.
The size of the park was adjusted to 60050 ha, with some western communities gaining access to untouched forest zones while communities in the northwest lost agricultural land.
UCG is usually carried out under the sea, but new technology means drilling is possible horizontally as well as vertically, allowing access to seams previously untouched.
The core network remains untouched as new access technologies (such as fibre-optic links or new kinds of high-speed wireless data technology) are added to its edges.
They'd manicured this place just enough — scything a few paths through the tall grass for human access, while leaving the grass untouched along the banks to give the fish cover.
Lukoil, with access to rich, previously almost untouched Russian fields, has a reserve replacement cost of just 74 cents.
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The spread of the virus, which we know is connected to the growing access that humans have to previously untouched habitats, requires new thinking and innovative solutions that address these fundamental issues.
They have built online registration systems, course Web pages, library catalogs and distance-education programs that would sit largely untouched if students could not access them with lightning speed.
But the media access control (MAC) protocol for MiniBricks is left untouched.
