"improper access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to unauthorized or inappropriate entry or use, typically in reference to computer systems or data. Example: The company's security system was breached due to improper access to sensitive information by a disgruntled employee.
Still, even Bayh found the CIA had "improper access" to the Senate files.
He said its executives had been given improper access to top officials before the bidding began.
By then, journalists were all over the company's client list, searching for any hint of improper access to government.
The project also prompted complaints from some Republicans that the administration had provided improper access about the raid to the filmmakers, an accusation the White House denied.
More than 500 Jobcentre Plus staff have been disciplined for improper access, since 2009, to the personal records of job seekers and benefits claimants.
"The extent and duration of the improper access was both remarkably longer and more widespread than I had ever imagined," Mr. Durbin said.
Now through automated privacy monitoring we are able to use algorithms to proactively trace potential improper accesses.
Mr. Hevesi had said that Giuliani administration aides had given improper advance access to top Maximus officials before the contracts were officially put out for bid.
Both companies, working with each other, may have violated other federal rules, the commission said, like gaining improper preferential access to El Paso's transmission lines to "engage in highly profitable sale/buyback transactions with Mexican entities".
"Improper early access to market data, even measured in milliseconds, can in today's markets be a real and substantial advantage that disproportionately disadvantages retail and long-term investors," Robert Khuzami, the agency's enforcement director, said in a statement.
If there is an improper channel access algorithm implemented on RFID reader, it will cause readers-to-tag collision in RFID system.
