The phrase "approach to accessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for obtaining or reaching something, such as information or resources.
Example: "Our approach to accessing the database has improved efficiency and reduced retrieval times."
Alternatives: "method for obtaining" or "strategy for accessing".
Bronchoscopic transparenchymal nodule access (BTPNA) is a novel approach to accessing pulmonary nodules.
Ever since this negative development, many households have been careful in their approach to accessing land for housing and building.
In the case of cloud gaming, many others piled into the space offering an approach to accessing games more sticky than OnLive's subscription model.
This is the first of Time Inc.'s emerging digital subscription programs, designed to offer consumers a flexible approach to accessing its branded titles.
Tying together an accountants training with a hands-on approach to accessing a companys business prospects has worked well for the analyst over the past three years.
We applaud Blueseed's plan to offer a unique and innovative approach to accessing the most relevant elements of the Silicon Valley start-up ecosystem to world-class entrepreneurs from around the world".
Advances in technology (ICT) and data collection are making these reforms possible, as they've opened new approaches to accessing finance and have enabled new players to provide financial services, such as telcos, payments companies and crowdfunding.
In direct contrast, the Nordic countries have had long-standing and robust approaches to accessing routinely collected data for pharmacoepidemiological research.
There are three approaches to accessing the data including: (i) search individual proteins using NCBI's RefSeq gi or accession number, UniProt accession number, keyword or by species; (ii) search or download the whole secretome or a subset of manually curated secreted proteins of a species and (iii) search all fungal proteins or fungal secreted proteins using BLAST.
The approach taken to accessing and utilizing the hospital data was analogous to the National Health Service in England's system for allowing researchers to hospital episodes statistics (HESonline).
The committee report said: "It is believed that, in its current form, this approach acts as a barrier to accessing drugs clinicians believe their patients need".
