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"limit access to" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the restriction of someone's ability to enter or use a place, object, document, etc. For example, "We need to limit access to the office after hours to ensure the safety of our employees."
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Limit access to resources.
He decided to limit access to it.
Will costs reforms limit access to justice?
This is another measure to limit access to the UK.
Another 18 measures would limit access to contraception.
But it wouldn't just severely limit access to care.
Actions that may limit access to supervised times only.
Privacy settings can limit access to the user's information.
"So of course, the government wants to limit access to the Internet, too".
Cashman clearly seemed happy about baseball's move to limit access to team facilities.
Some training programs went further, developing strict policies that limit access to medical students and residents.
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