The phrase 'accesses of' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase 'access to' instead. Example: Having access to the internet has been crucial during the pandemic.
At any point, one might be prey to vast accesses of feeling.
The artistry in "A Tale of Two Cities" (the deft transitions, the quick and sure portraiture, the mob scenes, the terse but telling accesses of intimacy) is peerless.
BitCuts achieves only 42%59%% the memory accesses of HyperSplit, HyperCuts and EffiCuts, the typical decision-tree algorithms.
In this system, the spectrum accesses of both primary users and secondary users are in accordance with stochastic processes, respectively.
The NSA describes Prism as "one of the most valuable, unique and productive accesses" of intelligence, and boasts the service has been made available to spy organisations from other countries, including GCHQ.
"Again and again, the reader is caught off-guard by the accesses of emotion and experience that waylay Lahiri's characters, despite their peregrinations, their precautions, their concealments," writes Liesl Schillinger.
