The phrase "accessing something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or obtaining information, data, or resources from a system or location.
Example: "The technician is currently accessing something from the database to resolve the issue."
Alternatives: "retrieving something" or "obtaining something".
It was a feeling of accessing something else.
Yet she's also known for disappearing into her improvisations, accessing something beyond her.
"We are accessing something that has slipped from the primary consciousness of the media and are repackaging it so when you watch the parody documentary, the gravity of the Fukushima catastrophe comes straight back to mind," says Kenzi.
"Many of the younger actors have said it has really helped, because you go, 'Oh, God, I can't play Prince Hal, but I can play a prisoner who is playing Prince Hal,' so it's a way of accessing something that's true to you," Walter said.
For example, roses have thorns to keep animals from getting at them, whereas barbed wire has barbs to prevent animals from accessing something valuable to humans.
It's accessing something we already have.
But he's not sure if it could prevent someone with a 3-D mask from accessing the handset (something Apple noted that it trained Face ID to avoid).
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"So we stopped transferring them while we sorted out an effective and safe route for accessing the Afghan judicial system, something which we have now secured and I expect to be able to go back to the court within the next few days and put our plans to the court for their approval".
There is something wonderful about physically owning music While I love accessing music videos instantly online, there's something to be said for the physical experience of records.
"If you're really interested in something, you're probably accessing it somewhere else," she said.
