"lifetime access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that someone has permanent or unlimited access to something. For example, "With this membership, you will get lifetime access to our library of online resources."
Students don't buy a copy of the book they buy lifetime access.
GSE alum have lifetime access to EdCareers resources, including coaching, the database, and much more.
Enjoy secure, lifetime access to a variety of useful applications and services, including our alumni directory.
And brain training is big business – the app Elevate, for example, costs $149.99 (over £100) for lifetime access.
The New 49ers Prospecting Club, in Happy Camp, Calif., charges members $2,500 each for lifetime access to claims on several rivers and tributaries in northernmost California.
CORNER KICKS All players participating in the first North American Soccer League reunion were given lifetime access to all MetroStars home games.
We also perform several new analyses that demonstrate the periodic nature of file system activity, the effect of out-of-order NFS calls, and the strong relationship between the name of a file and its size, lifetime, and access pattern.
But officials seem convinced that beyond debt relief, an enormous effort must now be made to give more people the basic tools to benefit from a global economy: education, lifetime training, access to technology, encouragement for the stock ownership that alone will spread America's brand of popular capitalism, in which even blue-collar workers benefit from investing.
dfs.block.access.token.lifetime Depends upon your requirement, default is 600 The lifetime of access tokens in minutes.
I followed the procedure, waited for several days (a lifetime without access to my email, calendar, documents) and I was told I was rejected.
Though the majority of the headlines you read about the Dark Web involve anonymous marketplaces and sales of narcotics, firearms, or shady lifetime Internet access at dirt-cheap prices, that's only a small part of what takes place there.
