The phrase "accessed in conjunction with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the simultaneous use or consideration of multiple elements or resources together.
Example: "The data can be accessed in conjunction with the latest research findings to enhance the analysis."
Alternatives: "accessed alongside" or "utilized together with".
The NatWest package also offers free internet access in conjunction with BT Click, IBM, Microsoft and Yahoo!
In addition, he said that Yahoo hoped to reach deals soon to offer Internet access in conjunction with other telecommunications companies.
Restricting temporal access in conjunction with overstocking resulted in the greatest increase in daily displacements (15.0 vs. 3.8 ± 1.4 displacements/d); the majority of these occurred during the peak feeding period.
For now, the Patent and Trademark Office has awarded patents to those systems using bar code scans and Internet access in conjunction with unique combinations of hardware like computers or cell phones, and custom software programs, as is the case with Mr. Gottsman's and Mr. Brody's invention.
And while Microsoft currently offers digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet access in conjunction with its MSN online service, it needs a cable modem offering to drive more traffic to all of its Web properties.
Okta's API system uses OAuth 2.0 access control in conjunction with Okta's policy engine and administrative access control panel.
The key idea of this paper is the exploitation of a number of buffers at each access node, in conjunction with the appropriate allocation of the incoming traffic among them and the effective decision algorithm for the appropriate buffer selection for transmission.
Sam was able to access HIV testing in conjunction with other services offered by a drop-in centre: You could be here to use the food bank.
Our finding of more cardiovascular and mobility-related comorbidities in those without Internet access is concerning, in conjunction with economic differences, which points toward a disparity in access that targets the most vulnerable patients with COPD.
This broad spectrum of access allows for customized and sustainable interventions/change. UNICEF places an increased emphasis on water access, and quality in conjunction with sanitation and hygiene programmes –- providing an accelerated response during emergencies.
In addition, the access is delegated in conjunction with traditional methods such as cards and personnel numbers [31].
