The phrase "accessing the site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of entering or retrieving information from a website or online platform.
Example: "After accessing the site, I was able to find all the resources I needed for my research."
Alternatives: "visiting the site" or "entering the site".
You should now be able to access the streaming content as if you were normally accessing the site.
With regard to the latter, because each clinician is provided with a unique log-in password, we will be able to monitor which pages they access and the amount of time spent accessing the site.
Others are now starting to report the same, and below the break we have a screenshot of how accessing the site looks from one of our readers in Lahore who says he "cannot access the site at all".
He essentially disabled any Etsy employee from accessing the site.
Spikes from Monday evening saw more than 18,000 people accessing the site at certain times.
The internet traffic onslaught prevented users from accessing the site for extended periods of the attack.
19 September 2011: Modified to cover guardiannews.com and to introduce specific terms for users accessing the site in the US.
That is, making sure that products added to the basket from one device are seen when accessing the site from another device.
The great snapshot of 11th-century England (and bits of Wales) took just a year to compile; at times I feared accessing the site would take as long.
Argos's website hit problems its first day of Black Friday sales, with users reporting slow running and problems accessing the site.
The website also saw a substantial increase in daily traffic, with a record-breaking 4.3 million daily average unique browsers accessing the site in January - up 17% from the previous month, and 20% compared with January last year.
