The phrase "accessing it over" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to the method or medium through which something is accessed, but it typically requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "I am accessing it over the internet to retrieve the necessary data."
Alternatives: "accessing it via" or "accessing it through".
And I know this email is from my Sheffield address but I'm accessing it over the internet.
Instead of buying the latest new calendar software, a customer could simply subscribe to a calendar program, accessing it over the Web so that it would hog memory on a server computer rather than on a PC, Palm hand-held device or, eventually, even a telephone.
"Cloud computing"—the delivery of computer services from vast warehouses of shared machines enables companies and individuals to cut costs by handing over the running of their e-mail, customer databases or accounting software to someone else, and then accessing it over the internet.
Cloud computing is a tech buzzword it means buying software or IT capacity in blocks and accessing it over the Internet but it means that it has yet to sweep Japan.
With Skype under Microsoft ownership, Rebtel now claims to be the largest independent mobile VoIP provider, with 17 million users in over 200 countries accessing its service over WiFi and 3G on iPhone, Android, and PCs.
Counselling charity Relate sees a peak in people accessing its services over the festive period, and specialist DIY divorce firms will help kick off the process online – even on Christmas Day.
are today accessing an over-the-top video service at least once per month – a figure that will grow to 200 million U.S. consumers by 2021.
Once he is out he will be subjected to the same everyday issues associated with accessing our over-burdened, misunderstood, underfunded mental health resources in addition to having a highly public history and acute need.
TiVo is essentially competing for those same saved cable TV dollars, but in the case of its OTA DVR, is only offering the software interface for searching, accessing and recording over-the-air (you know, free) streams.
Accessing applications over the internet via web browser makes access from any network device easier, including public computers and mobile devices.
Abuse and addiction charity CRI told the Guardian it has seen an increase in the number of students of all ages accessing services over the last five years – except for a significant drop in the number of under-18s using services in 2014.
