"granting you access" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "Upon completion of your application, we will consider granting you access to our exclusive membership group."
We urge the Chinese government to protect you from ill-treatment and to grant you access to your family and a lawyer of your own choice.
Not only will this approach save you money — lots and lots, in fact — but it will also grant you access to an intimate, often quirky side of cities usually reserved for discerning residents and a smattering of traveling artists hooked into the local scene through friends and colleagues.
Dmitry Peskov, Mr Putin's spokesman, insists that "no friendship can grant you access to Olympics projects".A contract for the most expensive bit of the Olympics—a road connecting seaside venues with the mountains and costing nearly $9 billion—went to Russian Railways, the state rail monopoly headed by Vladimir Yakunin, a former KGB general and comrade of Mr Putin's.
This will grant you access to an "X-Ray" tool that will analyze your asset allocation mix, plus analyst research and other services.
They grant you access to all the Disrupt stages where you'll hear from tech titans, startup veterans, up-and-coming founders and innovative investors.
Like previous pitch-offs, tickets will be just $5 and grant you access to an evening of pitching, drinking and general tomfoolery, TechCrunch style.
But even if you don't win, the check-in grants you access to a coupon code for one year's worth of free hotspot access if you do choose to purchase an Eye-Fi card.
The pass also grants you access to Startup Alley, the very heartbeat of Disrupt, where hundreds of early-stage startups showcase their cutting-edge tech to attendees, investors and the media.
He humored me by saying he'd play on my company team").. In-flight networking used to be a lot easier back in the '60s, when first-class tickets on a Boeing 747 granted you access to a spacious lounge complete with bar and piano player.
