The phrase "access without charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to use a service or resource without having to pay for it.
Example: "The library offers access without charge to all its digital resources for registered members."
Alternatives: "free access" or "complimentary access".
""Federal courts need to be providing this access without charge," said Stephen W. Smith, who was until recently a federal magistrate judge in Houston and who signed a supporting brief.
Various walks focusing on wildlife and habitats are all located on public rights of way, enabling them to be access without charge throughout the year.
Statistics Canada provides some data access without charge but in some cases charges may apply.
Dr. Corey is associated with a company which sponsors an informational website that is available to anyone with internet access without charge [ 2].
The mouse brain atlas can be accessed without charge at www.brainatlas.org.org
The BBC's ambitious online news site, which can be accessed without charge anywhere in the world, holds back newspapers from monetising their own digital output from fear of losing their traffic to their publicly funded rival.
This will enable Chiropractic & Manual Therapies to remain an international open access journal without charge to authors during this time.
It provides people free mobile phone access without data charges, but is also responsible for the spread disinformation and propaganda.
Changing your SIM card to have your phone work on another network is useful especially if you want to travel to another country and want to buy a pre-paid SIM card so you can have cell phone access without roaming charges.
The museum includes a media centre, where the general public can access the internet without charge on one of nine computers; a library, with a collection of approximately 12,000 books; and a room in which digitalised copies of old newspapers and magazines can be read.
The CITI Course in the Responsible Conduct of Research is a public-access course available without charge to the research community.
