The phrase "associating access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the connection or relationship between access and another concept, such as data or resources.
Example: "The project focuses on associating access to sensitive information with user permissions to enhance security."
Alternatives: "linking access" or "connecting access".
Large-scale wind installations together with their associated access roads and electricity supply infrastructure have major direct impacts and are compatible only with some existing uses (e.g. forestry, pasture).
Role-based access control can be implemented by associating the access right table and role assignment capabilities with the AID tag.
And some consulting and accounting firms are giving their associates access to venture-capital funds that allow them to invest in Internet companies without actually working for one.
Mr. Guyer automatically forwarded all incoming calls directly to Mr. Frankel's headquarters in Greenwich, Conn., and gave Mr. Frankel's associates access to all incoming mail, prosecutors said.
This week Mueller's team and the defense lawyers fought over a particularly sensitive point: whether to grant Prigozhin himself or his associates access to potentially 2 terabytes of Mueller's data about the alleged Russian online trolling operation during the 2016 campaign.
It is interesting to note that the management models that associate access permissions with the population of a data model have traditionally been the province of software engineering.
Network traffic load in an IEEE802.11 infrastructure arises from the superposition of traffic accessed by wireless clients associated with access points (APs).
While our study does not look at system access for specific data elements, our measure of basic usage represents the factors associated with access of summary patient information.
The authors of the meta-analysis concluded that the pooled odds ratio for suicide associated with access to firearms was 3.2 (95% CI, 2.4 to 4.4) and the pooled odds ratio for homicide associated with access to firearms was 2.0 (95% CI, 1.6 to 3.0).
Table placement is controlled by each table's associated table access operators.
