The phrase "access voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, telecommunications, or user interfaces where one is referring to the ability to use or interact with voice features or commands.
Example: "To enhance user experience, the app allows you to access voice commands for hands-free operation."
Alternatives: "utilize voice" or "engage voice features".
I will be traveling in an area where I will not be able to access voice mail nor e-mail".
I certainly did, until I discovered that even my techiest friends couldn't access voice mail on their new cellphones either.
Priority of bandwidth use should be in the following order: email, data, direct access, voice (except in emergencies), and fax.
Equipped with standard features like Web access, voice mail, and an electronic organizer, the phone is $299 at all Sprint PCS retail stores.
Using this homemade radio, Park says he could access Voice Of America, Radio Free Asia, North Korea Reform Radio, VOP, Radio Free Chosun and ONK over the past five years.
With this software, you can access voice commands through a "Genius Button" -- much like the voice command button on a Blackberry -- that then lets you tell the phone to make a call, to conduct an online search, or to write and send a text or e-mail message -- but not an instant message.
Reports emerged this week that the newspaper's writers tried to access voice-mail messages left on cellphones belonging to people whose family members were reported missing after the terrorist attack in London on July 7 , 2005
Users can also access voice-messaging services, look up a phone number or forward calls.
They can even access voice-activated chat bots to open the curtains, set the alarm, or order breakfast, without ever talking to a human being.
But last week, it was revealed that The News of the World had accessed voice mails of a murdered girl and family members of dead soldiers.
But with damaging revelations about the extent of the hacking emerging each day — the latest were reports that The News of the World had accessed voice mails belonging to family members of dead soldiers — Mr. Murdoch's regretful expressions of disapproval could go only so far.
