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Sentence examples for access via from inspiring English sources

"access via" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to gain entry or reach something by means of a particular method or route. Example: "You can access the online course materials via the school's website."

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Via a ramp in the rear; accessible restroom on the first floor.

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Via a ramp to the lower level and restrooms; upper level not accessible.

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Via ramps to the front door and a restroom.

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Wheelchair access via ramp.

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Wheelchair access via ramp, through front door.

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There is no access via web browser".

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Free Internet access via Ethernet is provided in all rooms.

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The New York Times - Travel

Somehow the program blocked my access, via America Online, to any Web page whatsoever.

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The New York Times - Tech

Access via the bridge could be tightly controlled by Israel or an Israel-approved international force.

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If you have access via a lower window, a 3.5m pole might work (£14.99, from tooltime.co.uk).co.uk

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Via a side entrance.

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