The phrase "accessing the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to gaining entry or obtaining information about global events, cultures, or resources.
Example: "With the advent of the internet, accessing the world has become easier than ever before."
Alternatives: "reaching the world" or "connecting with the world".
It is not merely by accident that those from particular sectors of society are better skilled in accessing the world of knowledge than others.
Though it might be possible to read the text as a seditious wealth fantasy — all the self-erasure that goes into accessing the world of the 0.01 percent — Ms. Roiphe took a different course.
And the funny thing is, the place called "world" that we live on will be an Asian world going forward: 3.5 billion people have an opinion and are accessing the world economy big-time.
In the same way we can only regard an internal quality of a way of accessing the world as a characteristic of an epistemic instrument once we have assessed it in relation to the objects cognized.
Deaf/ HoH people are individuals who have each adopted their own ways of accessing the world around them.
"To be someone, I believe, is to undergo an inward experience, which is completely different than outward investigations," says Ye. "To experience and learn is really one of my own ways of accessing the world.
Peyote is perceived as a means of accessing the spirit world.
Most of China's poorest people are from long-marginalized minority groups or are farmers and herders living in the mountainous southwest, where rope bridges, aerial runways, canoes and cliffside ladders remain crucial to accessing the outside world.
Executives seek "to complete the circle," which means that by accessing the totality of the world's data, the tech company can then offer a more profound interpretation of human meaning.
National security and cyber-security experts say the U.S. government and its contractors are the target of a growing cyber-warfare effort that they suspect is being conducted by the Chinese government and its proxies with the aim of stealing military secrets and accessing the computer networks of the world's only military superpower.
More users around the world are accessing the internet from mobile devices than from desktop computers for the first time, according to internet monitoring firm StatCounter.
