The phrase "and accessing the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of reaching or utilizing something that has been previously mentioned.
Example: "The system allows users to log in securely and accessing the same resources as before."
Alternatives: "and utilizing the same" or "and retrieving the same".
Gardens in the centre of each street block; rich and poor accessing the same services; and smooth-flowing traffic were among his then revolutionary, even utopian-sounding ideas – many of which materialised to at least some extent (although not the central gardens).
For example, a cell phone and tablet accessing the same IP address at home would be one clue, as would searches for the same product.
Her poetry and essays seemed to tap into a deep well of pain, too — sharp and emotional, accessing the same damaged part".
Observation From Fig. 6, we observe that due to round-robin fashion of selection of requests, the disk head movement follows the access pattern (accessing the same regions of the disk in a cyclic pattern).
So, we're angry that about affirmative action or diversity…we view it as not having the same merit-based playing field that we're playing on...not recognizing at all the role that racism plays in setting us up for success and harming people of color and preventing them from accessing the same opportunities.
Both mobile and Windows will be accessing the same services; Windows will be more mobile, and mobile will be more Windows.
Because none of these effects were observed during a phonological/semantic control condition, we conclude that the left dorsal IFG and VWFA are involved in accessing the same orthography-specific representations for spelling and reading.
Their main activities may be more slanted to games, socializing and entertainment activities than North Americans and Europeans, but they are accessing the same Internet.
And if you want to look at contention, say you have a parallel program, and you have two cores accessing the same data.
RNase E is also responsible for the rapid degradation of sRNAs and competes with Hfq in accessing the same RNA sequences [ 9– 11].
