The phrase "accessed locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to places or sites that have been reached or retrieved, often in a technical or digital context.
Example: "The software logs all accessed locations to ensure data security and track user activity."
Alternatives: "retrieved sites" or "visited locations".
The idea is to store frequently requested data in easily accessed locations, so there isn't the time lag (measured in milliseconds) as the computer system goes out to a hard disk, or across a network, to retrieve a requested file.
It was necessary to ensure that locations sampled could be accessed by staff during the sampling period and as an indication of the number of times a room was accessed, locations A and B were monitored at the National Library of Scotland.
An overworld map feature allows the player to directly access locations already visited once.
Using the indexing operator on pointers might be dangerous as you might try to access locations in memory that are not allowed or getting unallocated memory location values.
Or, do you want to be able to access locations both at home and at work? Decide whether a "hometown/local" bank or credit union is something that you want.
In [45], a semantic caching scheme is used to access location-dependent data in Mobile computing.
There are lots of apps that want to access location, contacts or camera.
The fact that mobile Safari can access location is a huge feature.
The application needs permission from the user to read the phone state, to access location information, to access external storage, and to connect to the Internet.
Users can access location and event-related content and receive suggestions based on contextual factors, such as their own location, time, likes and dislikes.
This works because Android's browser is closely tied to the device and is able to access location information, which is vital for Gowalla.
