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The phrase "allow the access to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "allow access to" without the article "the."
Example: "Please allow access to the database for all authorized users."
Alternatives: "grant access to" or "permit access to."
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In addition 254 thermal insulated ports are fed through the cryogenic vacuum to allow the access to the plasma vessel for heating systems, supply lines or plasma diagnostics.
The back-end will allow the access to the setting operations of the system and available features and the front-end will be available to you or your family.
The software has been developed to allow the access to the TJ-II RDB from a variety of computer platforms (alpha axp/True64 unix, cray/unicos, Intel Linux, Sparc/Solaris and Intel/Windows 95/98/NT) and programming languages (fortran and c/c++).
To reduce the feeding hierarchies and to allow the access to the feed for all animals, the feed has been distributed evenly over the surface area.
Ethical approval to allow the access to patients' medical records of the volunteers who donated sera to the Guernsey bank was obtained (Guernsey and Alderney Ethical Committee).
Ethical approval to allow the access to patients' medical records of the volunteers who donated sera to the Guernsey bank has been obtained from the Guernsey and Alderney Committee.
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Friendster allowed the access to the profiles within 4 degrees of separation (Boyd and Heer 2006).
It allows the access to different services offered through different nodes of the network.
To allow the access of substrates to the enzyme Triton X-100 was used at 0.1%.
Iran has so far resisted pressure to allow the IAEA access to Parchin.
This is not the Victorian age, when we wanted to allow the impoverished access to literature.
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