The phrase "accessed around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the time or context in which something was accessed, often in relation to data or information retrieval.
Example: "The report was accessed around the time of the incident, providing crucial insights."
Alternatives: "accessed approximately" or "accessed during".
An "innovative" deal with YouTube meant that the Games could be accessed around the world, and he praised Channel 4 – who bought the UK rights for a record £9m – for its coverage.
Second, Google Maps and Street View can be accessed around the clock, as long as there is an internet connectionc.
Having gained their attention and engagement, it makes sense that NewsHunt will offer related products and services which can be accessed around its core news service.
On campus, the medical faculty provides over 100 student work stations, of which almost half can be accessed around-the-clock for electronic library resources.
It is unclear where next month's talks will take place, he said, noting that during the extension period, Tehran will be able to continue to access around $700 million per month in sanctions relief.
"As a matter of principle, we respectfully disagree with the idea that a national data protection authority can assert global authority to control the content that people can access around the world," said a spokesperson.
The deal means that its broadband customers can access around 500 films for 99p to £3.49 per film, which may or may not be easier than trekking to Channel One.
Meanwhile the network has become easier to access around the world since 9/11.
Texture, meanwhile, operated more like a "Netflix for magazine publishing," where readers were able to access around 200 magazines for a monthly fee of $9.99.
The council will also be looking into expanding transport access around central station.
It will be spent this way: 65% for fixing roads, 20% for transit and a portion for truck access around ports.
