The phrase "access was noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that access to something has been acknowledged or recorded.
Example: "During the audit, it was confirmed that access was noted in the log files for all users."
Alternatives: "access was recorded" or "access was acknowledged".
Computer and internet access at the workplace is seen as important for CPD activity and yet lack of such access is noted as a common barrier in the literature [ 79, 82].
The date of creation of the first permanent vascular access, the start of haemodialysis, the date of any first complication which needed intervention and the date of complete loss of the access site for dialysis requiring creation of a new access were noted.
With respect to reflective access conditions, it was noted earlier that Evidentialists cannot require that a rational subject always base beliefs on sufficient evidence that she knows or justifiably believes she has, for fear of an infinite regress.
Raising awareness about findings from health impacts modelling research may increase a willingness to consider climate change in health planning, as lack of access to information was noted by participants as a reason for not incorporating these likely impacts into their plans.
A considerable difference was noted in access to pain control and psychological support.
Background. A digital divide with respect to computer and Internet access has been noted in numerous studies and reports.
While partnerships between harm reduction programs and end-of-life care services are identified as one way to improve access, it is noted that more comprehensive harm reduction services might be needed in end-of-life care settings if they are to engage this underserved population.
The game was developed by Access Games, who were noted for the survival horror Deadly Premonition.
Differences in "access to services" were noted, with rural participants dependent largely on their general practitioner and urban participants more readily accessing hospitals and ambulances.
