The phrase "keep access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey the idea of keeping a permission, right, or privilege to do something or to be able to use something. For example, "We must keep access to this important research resource."
By keeping the Weebly machines on site, Endurance will be able to keep access speeds high to its customers, and can better control reliability and data storage.
After the six-month period is up, customers can opt to pay £5 a month to keep access.
EasyJet said it was lobbying the EU and the UK to keep access to the free market.
Christian converts often claim to be Hindus to keep access to government jobs and college places "reserved" for Hinduism's lower castes.
BERLIN — As European lawmakers debate how to keep access to the Internet free and equal — so-called network neutrality — they are inundated, not unsurprisingly, by lobbyists.
The opposing sites, which listed statistics of women who had thrived postabortion and detailed the political fight to keep access available, were not much better.
The other half of each group kept access to a platform.
Turrell will exhibit his work in Los Angeles, Houston and New York this summer, but he has kept access to the Roden Crater, which he considers his masterwork, restricted.
"It is about understanding the impact of that closure on that community, trying to find a solution that reduces risk, improves safety and keeps access for local people," she said.
The Arsht Center has also kept access to the performing arts central to our mission.
Previously, Line kept access to its APIs very close to its chest, limiting it to selected — and paying — partners.
