The phrase "are never accessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items, data, or resources that are not utilized or referred to at any time.
Example: "The files in that folder are never accessed, so we can consider deleting them to free up space."
Alternatives: "are not utilized" or "are seldom used".
BTG, part of insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor, says: "Mr Oates's credit information was never accessed by BTG.
Apple stresses that the data "is never accessed by iOS or other apps, never stored on Apple servers, and never backed up to iCloud or anywhere else," and that Touch ID, "stories only a mathematical representation of your fingerprint".
In a final bit of irony, this massive file was never accessed by anyone via the Freedom Of Information Act until 1979, when the mastermind behind the crime requested his own copy of the MEDBURG file (which the F.B.I. eventually provided).
They found that 529/1836 (28.8%) urgent biochemistry results during a 6-month period were never accessed electronically.
32 Interestingly, Kilpatrick and Holding found that some results were never accessed: clinicians had attempted access via the ward terminals before the results were available.
The implication for the other arts is that they are able to produce and convey ideal contents, meaning and beauty, but that these are never as transparently accessed as in linguistic expression.
"Employers that offer MoodHacker to their employees are never given access to individual employees' data – only de-identified aggregate outcome reports.
And leadership of national NGOs in the south will never develop the skills needed to play a full role at the top level if they are never given the access.
Some of it is structural: while the narrator appears to control the story, and we are never granted direct access to Mitko's consciousness, Greenwell shows enough to allow us to empathise with him.
