The phrase "access with its" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accessing something that belongs to or is associated with a particular subject, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You need to ensure that you have the correct permissions to access with its associated files."
Alternatives: "access along with its" or "access together with its".
Unencumbered by having to bundle access with its service, it's spreading itself all over the place by sewing up cobranding deals with foreign ISPs who welcome the idea of piggybacking on one of the most well-known names in the industry.
When negotiating market access with its main developed trading partners, it will also be necessary to guarantee reciprocity, while bearing in mind the need to exclude sensitive sectors and to maintain asymmetry in the EU's trading relations with developing countries.
It's also unlikely to offer debit card access with its loans anytime soon, since so many people hate the idea.
ResearchGate offers a simple yet effective end run around restrictive journal access with its "self-archiving repository".
Access Now advocates for internet access with its #KeepItOn campaign and has called on Turkey to restore internet access for its citizens.
LAN Airlines makes this faraway island easy to access with its regular flight services from both Santiago (six times weekly; no flight on Tuesdays) and Lima (two flights weekly; on Wednesday and Sunday).
(Easy Access) The Coventry Building Society is offering the best rate on an easy access account with its Online Saver, paying 1.6pc.
Indeed, the only model that seemed to have a slight speed advantage was the Linksys access point, with its dual antennae.
Against the backdrop of civil war in Syria and Lebanon, Shiite militia Hezbollah refused to share its cracking of the Qatari television access code with its Sunni counterparts.
For example, Nokia, the Finnish cellphone maker, ran a recent experiment with Facebook and the Mexican phone carrier Telcel, in which it bundled free Facebook access with some of its Asha feature phones.
It clung to a privileged access to trading with its empire, one-fourth of the Earth's land and people.
