The phrase "also allows access to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that provides entry or permission to something, such as information, resources, or systems.
Example: "The new software update also allows access to advanced analytics tools that were previously unavailable."
Alternatives: "also provides access to" or "also grants access to".
It also allows access to popular online applications such as Salesforce.com's customer relationship software.
This standalone distribution also allows access to the full NER capabilities of the Stanford CoreNLP pipeline.
This also allows access to library journals as if you were on campus.
Compared to fixed target experiments, a collider allows access to higher s, and also allows access to target fragments to be accessed with a suitably designed detector.
The case-parents approach also allows access to epigenetic phenomena like imprinting, but it cannot evaluate the role of nongenetic cofactors like exposures.
ElectronixTutor also allows access to all of the topics and learning resources for consideration for those students who are self-regulated learners.
As a bonus, the Leaches also allowed access to hunters, fishermen and snowmobilers.
They also allowed access to and environmental sampling at a doctored military site that the UN inspectors have been demanding to visit for more than a year.
Since December, there have been tough negotiations over whether the banks would also allow access to even more information, through databases on several million accounts from the Nazi era.
To get anything back from foreign research ventures, companies must also allow access to their own ideas recognizing that competitive advantage comes from continuous improvement, not from protecting today's secrets.
But the combined craft would also allow access to the "ignorosphere", a frustrating region 50-80km above the Earth's surface that is too high for conventional aircraft and too low for satellites.
