The phrase "accessing the term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or obtaining a specific term or concept, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "In order to understand the concept better, we will be accessing the term from the database."
Alternatives: "retrieving the term" or "obtaining the term".
"Companies must be clear with their staff about what they consider acceptable in terms of accessing the internet or using work devices," Nesbitt says, adding that the judgment in the Romanian case, which ultimately found no "straight answer", should not be seen as an opportunity for any company to assume that surveilling their staff's use of personal communication tools is acceptable.
Indeed, there are challenges in terms of accessing the data as it is often held by various service providers, which hinders the utilization of the data.
It's much the same as every European bureaucrat pointing out that Britain can't cherrypick its terms for accessing the single market.
While today's aid delivery is a victory for humanitarian organizations, it's a mere drop in the pond in terms of accessing the millions of Syrians in need of aid and support.
They would also like to thank the Department of Medical Informatics at Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital, Chiang Mai University, for providing assistance in terms of accessing the new patients' records.
Facilitators of podcast mainly consisted of help received from others, including family, friends and University staff, in terms of accessing the podcasts.
The administrative districts were conveniently selected from all 44 administrative districts in the State, mainly because collaborations with the local administration could be established in these areas – a ' conditio sine qua non' in terms of accessing the population of asylum-seekers in attempts to conduct a population-based study.
These counties were conveniently selected from all 44 counties in the State, mainly because collaborations with the local administration could be established in these areas a 'conditio sine qua non' in terms of accessing the population of AS in attempts to conduct a population-based study.
19 September 2011: Modified to cover guardiannews.com and to introduce specific terms for users accessing the site in the US.
Section 7 modified to capture user content submitted via Apps. 2 May 2013: New Sections 18 and 19 included to introduce specific terms for users accessing the site from Australia.
