The phrase "accessing via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or means by which something is accessed, such as a website, application, or resource.
Example: "You can start accessing via the new online portal that has been set up for all users."
Alternatives: "accessing through" or "accessing by means of".
Accessing via company lease line - Admin only allow certain staffs to access Internet.
Costs of accessing via phone will vary depending on your mobile tariff.
Instead, many developers make their techniques available through a custom web page, or increasingly as a web service, which provides a flexible, programmable and scriptable (Hull et al., 2006) middle ground between installing software locally and accessing via a web browser.
Accessing via Broadband on Mobile (BOM) - BOM is a small portable USB universal serial bus) device with SIM card that dials your service provider to grant access to Internet.
It now has 6 million visitors a month across Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Ghana and Pakistan which collectively represent 200 million people, most of them now accessing via mobile.
In the future, an MN will be capable of accessing resources via different wireless access technologies, such as WLAN, WiMAX [25], and 4G [26].
By contrast, we're making it solely off usage and access via mobile, which users are completely okay with when accessing services via their mobile device.
Filters and firewalls can be defeated by dialling out to an overseas Internet access-provider; geolocation can be fooled by accessing sites via another computer in another country.
Results show significant numbers have avoided hospital admission and clients value accessing help via a one-stop shop approach.
Software companies, often precluded by a quirk in the rules from accessing capital via the Enterprise Investment Scheme and Venture Capital Trusts, should benefit from changes in the two schemes.
In contrast, far higher figures come from places such as Thailand, Indonesia and China, all above 20%, as well as among key audiences such as frequent business travellers – 30% of whom say they're accessing content via VPNs.
