The phrase "accessed more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or extent to which something is accessed or utilized, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The new software has been accessed more frequently than the previous version."
Alternatives: "utilized more" or "retrieved more often".
We identified the highly accessed articles (i.e. accessed more than 60 times by different users during the 2 months) and computed their user click-words.
When you've got 700 people watching a performance, rather than 17, everything about your work is accessed more readily.
In general, index pages are accessed more often and thus cached at more nodes than their corresponding data pages.
The digital thesis collection (now comprising over 39,000) has already been accessed more than 30 million times with more than six million downloads.
One of the men convicted, Clive Goodman, was found to have accessed more than 600 messages on cellphones used by members of the royal family.
Mr. Reese added above-ground storage of computer backup tapes that were accessed more often, and logistics became a crucial part of Iron Mountain's identity.
At one point the laptop used to access the network accessed more than 2m downloads – more than 100 times the normal load from a typical user.
A comparison of reinforcer delivery between NCR with the stimulus-delay procedure and DRO demonstrated that the participant accessed more reinforcement with NCR.
Last year, hackers broke into servers for Equifax, a credit-reporting agency, and accessed more than 140 million Americans' names, addresses, Social Security numbers and other sensitive information.
There is interest from the community (some articles have already been accessed more than 2000 time) and this is supported by strong positive feedback from several authors.
A website that allows users to pick the sexiest MPs is the most popular banned website at Parliament, being accessed more than 50,000 times from Westminster computers.
