The phrase "accessing things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or obtaining various items, information, or resources.
Example: "The new software simplifies the process of accessing things like documents and images from the cloud."
Alternatives: "retrieving items" or "obtaining resources."
"More young people are accessing things like Facebook via their mobiles because the sites are often blocked at work," said Mark Selby, Nokia's vice president for multimedia services.
And of the 20% that is, the majority is owned by poor smallholder farmers with just one or two hectares of land, who face enormous challenges when it comes to accessing things to improve harvests and incomes that developed world farmers perhaps take for granted: credit; seeds; fertiliser; information on weather and market prices; and the markets to sell their products.
Whether or not mobile web represents a more open and encompassing opportunity, the fact that apps continue to persist as a primary way of accessing things on mobile devices continues to have an impact on how all developers will have to position their work in the future.
"If internet service providers can slow down or stop your service whenever you're accessing things, they can basically censor anything they want or control what you can say.
When their parents do get out of jail, life is not likely to get much easier, given the difficulties former prisoners face in accessing things like food stamps, housing, education, and employment.
If you have a support contract with Data Domain, they may not like it if you have been accessing things in this manner.
This enables them to continue living independently and accessing the things they need.
"I've been thinking lately about the mismatch," Dr. Walhout said, "between how very high-tech medicine has become, with all these genetic tests for everything, mixing your medications like fine cocktails, and our patients, who can't afford them, can't understand it, can't get interpreters to explain it and are just not accessing those things".
I cannot lock down people's computing capability and restrict them from accessing certain things.
Sex offenders, in New York at least, are prohibited from accessing certain things online and for others must provide up-to-date info on their user names, apps being used, and so on.
"When you combine this with a shortage of affordable homes and continuing high rates of youth unemployment, young people across the country are facing huge challenges in accessing the two things they need most to leave homelessness behind – a home and a job".
