The phrase "partial access" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when referring to a situation in which someone has limited access to something. For example, "The employee was only given partial access to the company's financial records."
Even firms that have given employees partial access to social media, like Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, tightly control postings.
Renewed appetite for Irish debt allowed the government to regain partial access to bond markets in 2012.
It added that the Canadian model – often cited by out campaigners – took a long time to agree and provided "only partial access to the EU single market".
It points to trials where the government was permitted to have anonymous witnesses and trials where the defense received delayed and partial access to classified evidence.
The British company regained partial access only to be removed a second time in 1979 – although its geological data and maps apparently remain intact.
In 2005, groups of publishers and rights holders filed suit, claiming that digitizing works and allowing partial access to them without permission violated copyright.
To record the event, reporters will be allowed partial access; while phalanxes of ski-jacketed TV presenters are on hand to conduct interviews and provide pensive cutaways.
It also mirrors the way we all see our neighbours, with only partial access to their lives; what we cannot see, we amuse ourselves by imagining.
However, the agency has been granted only partial access and has been refused entry to 39 counties that it specifically sought to enter, Ms. Bertini said.
The JAIN SIP API offers access to the functionality in the transport, transaction, and dialog sublayer, with partial access to the SIP core sublayer.
It forces us to remember that the main documents available to us, texts produced in the 1870's when the principals were at war with one another, allow us only partial access to their prescandal experiences of intimacy.
