The phrase "accessing on" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "accessing" followed by the object being accessed, without "on."
Example: "I am accessing the database for the latest information."
Alternatives: "accessing" or "gaining access to".
For more information about the PATH to Care Center, accessing on- and off-campus support resources (for both survivors and those helping them), and understanding reporting options at the campus, see the Survivor Support & Prevention Education website.
In addition it allows us to progressively enhance content for people accessing on devices with larger screens, but still maintain the fidelity of the design so orientation and navigability of articles and fronts should be familiar to users on whatever device they choose to consume the Guardian.
What content are they accessing on mobile?
Parents must take greater responsibility for the material their children are accessing on computers and smart phones urge head teachers.
Facebook itself noted in the S-1 that around 425 million of its 845 million monthly users are accessing on mobile.
Learn the art of communication with your child so they feel acknowledged and listened to, place limits on computer usage and keep the PC in the open - not behind closed or locked doors, keep an eye on what they are accessing on the net and join in their games from time to time.
VPN provides an encrypted connection or "tunnel" to the campus network when accessing on-campus resources from off-campus computers.
Recent data from Childwise suggests children aged under five are watching more TV than ever at 2.6 hours a day, accessing on-demand content through tablets and other devices.
In 2002, after leaving ReplayTV, Wood founded Roku, a self-styled "cable killer" hardware company which provides a box for accessing on-demand video.
Across all ages and professions using libraries, reading journals and accessing on-line resources are minority activities.
A further tension exists between the stereotypical (or real) view that people with psychotic disorders may pursue a solitary existence, and the evidence across the literature that the groups who are accessing on-line services, contain proportionately more women, more formally well educated people, more likely to be employed and in relationships with others.
