The phrase "accessed in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is available or can be obtained alongside another item or resource.
Example: "The database can be accessed in addition to the online resources provided by the library."
Alternatives: "accessed alongside" or "available in conjunction with".
The first refinement it extends the security policy with the purpose for which data items can be accessed in addition to the data sensitivity.
Credit card numbers for some 209,000 consumers were also accessed, in addition to dispute documents with identifying personal information for another 182,000 consumers who had taken issue with a perceived error on their credit reports.
Typically, the primary health services accessed in addition to the assigned GP were educational and psychological services, child welfare services, individual coordinators and auxiliary housing services.
I don't care about the file name, because it is now wrapped in a container that includes the services I can access in addition to the information itself.
Children in Afghanistan – and their households may face war, displacement, migration and natural disasters in trying to access education, in addition to more common difficulties such as poverty and lack of access.
Places to Look A number of Internet service providers provide free Web access, in addition to those mentioned in the article.
Nationwide, about 200,000 homes are paying between $35 and $50 a month for cable Internet access, in addition to their bills for cable television.
I am interested in issues of educational equity and college access, in addition to the work I have done in the arts sector.
For students this can include being reported to your school's dean and immediate loss of network and account access, in addition to legal repercussions resulting from violating copyright law.
In particular, pediatric VAD patients are more challenging than adults to anticoagulate due to developmental hemostasis, lack of suitable drug preparations, and difficult anticoagulation monitoring often due to poor vascular access; in addition to difficulties of VAD design in smaller children.
The CSI has also been mentioned as one of the indicators of food access in addition to the household asset index and diet diversity (Renzaho and Mellor 2009).
