The phrase "access was lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a loss of connection or ability to reach a system, service, or information.
Example: "During the storm, access was lost to the online database, preventing us from retrieving important files."
Alternatives: "connection was severed" or "access was interrupted."
Access was lost recently, it said, because it had "tightened up its procedures" to comply with sanctions.
If guidewire access was lost during insertion of the prototype endoscope, direct biliary cannulation and guidewire insertion to the intrahepatic bile duct using a 5-Fr tapered catheter (PR-110Q; Olympus Medical Systems) was carried out as previously described.
However, while in general poor reported in-hours experience was associated with an increased frequency of out-of-hours use, the observed crude association with reported telephone access was lost after adjusting for other exposures.
If an organization provides access to data, but closes off the means of understanding and processing that data — such as good documentation suite, self-service tools and SDKs — the value of the original access is lost.
The EHRC noted that as more public and transactional services move online, disabled people – who are less likely to have internet access – are losing out as potential customers and often have to pay more for the technology to access these services.
So companies and sovereign countries such as Saudi Arabia may continue to pump with oil falling into the $30's/bbl, but even those entities with low cost access are losing money.
Realizes, at the end, that memory lets him re-access all that was lost.
But over the years one access point after another was lost".
Who knows what upward pressure would be brought to bear on tuition fees if access to this cash was lost?
The importance and value of access to insurance coverage was lost on something that had nothing to do with health insurance at all.
"Ironically, he was out driving a fire engine to help save the lives of other residents when his home was lost". Access to Tassajara Zen Mountain Center, a Buddhist monastery and retreat center near Carmel Valley, also was affected by the fast-moving fire.
