The phrase "an online access" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "online access" without the article "an."
Example: "The website provides online access to a variety of resources for students."
Alternatives: "internet access" or "digital access."
Your instructor will email you an online access passcode and welcome letter within a few days after signing up for your course.
The successful completion of this project required the project team to address both broad and specific technical and intellectual challenges, from rights management in an online access environment to the durability of the equipment used.
In addition, the Teaching Negotiation Resource Center offers some materials and services free of charge such as an online access to its Negotiation Pedagogy Video Series and telephone consultations regarding pedagogical questions such as role simulation selection and course development.
The survey was conducted using an online access panel, providing a representative sample of employees.
If you haven't already, make sure to set up an online access to your banking account and download your bank's app to keep track of purchases you make online.
Data from some participating states are publicly available through HCUPnet, an online access point for HCUP (AHRQ 2009).
Pragmatic advantages are seen in high mobility during computer-based learning due to a high portability of mobile devices and an easy online access to learning applications at places in and outside classrooms.
Doctors, relatives, athletes, coaches and other persons involved can report cases via a confidential online access leading to a questionnaire regarding the circumstances of a sudden death or successfully resuscitated sudden death of a football player (figure 2).
If you do not have a computer but wish to submit an unemployment claim online, access a public computer at a library or One-Stop Center. One-Stop Center
The database is a single online access point to the collections of Europe's most important musical instrument museums.
Until recently, however, many American institutions and academic centers have concentrated on making scans of their own special treasures, or collaborating with one another on themed projects, rather than combining their electronic resources into a single online access point.
