'delivers access' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of providing access to something, either physical or digital. For example: "Our company delivers access to quality education resources to communities around the world."
The Dashboard delivers access to multiple data types and resources, integrated into a single application.
CEO and Co-Founder of Fraight AI, a technology-enabled freight brokerage that delivers access to reliable, hard-to-find carriers.
The service also delivers access to health care advocates, electronic health records, tools and information resources that help patients better manage their health care.
Clients can also book LegalForce attorneys online through the website's "Chat-torneys" feature, which delivers access to a California-licensed attorney privately via video chat, telephone, or instant messaging.
We've looked recently at Facebook replacing LinkedIn as a business networking tool, however being able to access LinkedIn connections via Plaxo makes LinkedIn all that much more useful as it delivers access to LinkedIn contacts everywhere, including the iPhone (Plaxo imports into the Mac OSX address book, that can then be synced to an iPhone via iTunes).
The customer can choose from over 1000 specially encoded videos that sync with the movements of real touch, while for those who apparently desire to forego the slog of acquiring and/or maintaining a significant other, the company also delivers access to a slew of "models" well-versed in the use of RealTouch's devices, who are available "for private, one-on-one fantasy encounters".
It meant to deliver access to justice, specifically for consumer and tax law.
"We are, therefore, offering one of the best packages of support for asylum seekers in the UK, delivering access that would not otherwise be possible".
My last point: when building new tech to deliver access to justice, we don't have to be constrained to replicating 'offline' processes 'online'online
If you have a used copy of this book, you may purchase a digitally delivered access code separately via the Rent eTextbook link at https://mitpress.ublish.com/book/linguistics7.ublish.com/book/linguistics7
So the hope is that telephone advice can deliver access to justice to vulnerable clients who wouldn't normally walk into their local Citizens Advice bureau, let alone a solicitor's office.
