The phrase "deprived access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where someone or something is prohibited from accessing something. For example: "The children from impoverished families had deprived access to education."
"As soon as I started seeing people being shot and deprived access to medical services, that's where the doctor in me came in," he says.
She said that he was suffering from anxiety, paranoia, insomnia and a number of other serious psychological problems, and experienced difficulty eating and using the bathroom after years of being deprived access to both.
Americans were arrested, and deprived access to family and lawyers.
I found in them a genuine desire for a better life, without having a clue as to how that could manifest due to their deprived access to information.
In a health care institution, visitation restrictions not only affect inpatients but also have an impact on ambulatory patients who must come for diagnostic tests or interventions and who, if deprived access, might develop urgent or emergent conditions.
Being deprived access to air caused Xenopus tadpoles (Pronych and Wassersug, 1994) and Ambystoma maculatum larvae (Bruce et al., 1994) to develop half-sized lungs, which suggests that lung development also relies upon the physical forces exerted during inflation by air.
The charges, recoverable if a case is won, come on top of a move to deprive access to tribunal for all workers with less than two years' continuous employment.
Jewish businesses were denied access to markets, forbidden to advertise in newspapers, and deprived of access to government contracts.
Prior to experimentation, birds were housed in single sex groups in cages containing 10 20 birds with access to finch seed mix and water ad libitum but deprived of access to coconut fiber.
Mark Hardie from Access Sport says they are well on the way to achieving their target of giving 9,000 children in deprived areas access to high quality sport.
In opposition and deprived of access to public funds, the party may struggle to hold together.
