"manage access" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to managing and controlling who has access to something. For example: "The team implemented a new software system to manage access to the company's confidential documents."
Meanwhile, city officials were trying to find ways to manage access to the destroyed area.
Jones says: "Our clients trust us to manage access to their data in a technically robust process with all of the encryption and controls their internal policies demand".
BMC, based in Houston, said the acquisition would help expand its ability to let customers manage access to Web-based applications.
We're entering a new era of gaming parents, who will have to establish barriers and manage access to the many games lying about the house.
The Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority will manage access to information about donors and provide counselling and support for donors, donor-conceived people and their families, she said.
(Google lets you store up to a gigabyte at no cost on Google Docs but requires its web interface to manage access).
Grid Engine is a cluster management software that manages access, reports usage, and enforces business policies for a compute cluster.
The Christians subcontracted from the Muslim wahiya, who evolved into middlemen, managing access and collecting fees.
IT staff could configure one central controller that in turn managed access points.
Called managed access, the system establishes a network around a prison that detects every call and text.
They could do that by setting higher deductibles and co-payments, managing access to care more tightly, or reducing benefits.
