'have enough access' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to having sufficient access to something, such as resources or information. For example, "We need to make sure that the school districts in our area have enough access to computers and educational materials."
A 2005 report entitled, "Are Chemical Journals Too Expensive and Inaccessible?" notes that, "Small universities and undergraduate institutions may have problems accessing some journals, whereas larger universities with bigger budgets appear to have enough access [3]." Recent economic problems may well have exacerbated this problem for many colleges [4].
The Assembly bill skillfully addresses their main complaint, that parents do not have enough access to educators.
In his ruling, Judge Goodwin said that citizens did not have enough access to the decision-making process.
"Yes, they were circulating their own manuscripts, in part because they didn't have enough access to new books," Ms. Price said in an e-mail.
When I try to add new music to my iTunes library, I keep getting an error message that says I "don't have enough access privileges for this operation".
I won't pretend to know what it was like before I started in this business, in 1990, but in the role of beat writer, I rarely end the day thinking I did not have enough access.
He had enough access there to start making contacts with journalists in January and February about disclosing delicate information.
On Tuesday, a spokesman for the airline said that its officials had still not had enough access to the piece of debris to determine definitively that it belonged to its plane.
The House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on that issue Tuesday morning, questioning whether the DOJ's Inspector General wing has enough access to do its job.
It's reasonable to assume that Owen Smith, who made a six-figure salary at Pfizer, has had enough access to the good things in life that he knows the names of all the different types of coffee.
Entrepreneurship is a one of the best ways to close that wealth gap, and one way to help that happen is for large companies to break out of their traditional "old-boy network" of suppliers and open the doors to diverse businesses that haven't had enough access in the past.
