"procure access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you want to talk about getting access to something, usually through some sort of process. For example, "The company had to go through a lengthy process to procure access to the necessary data."
Banks and other businesses seeking to access blockchain technology should be monitoring the evolving landscape and investing to procure access to the technology best suited to their needs.
Greater efforts are required for minimizing first-line failure, to detect virological failure earlier, and to procure access to second-line therapies.
It is important for countries in Southeast Asia to procure access to second-line therapies and determine ways of implementing regular viral load monitoring.
The relationships with inter-sectoral agencies were important for sustaining or procuring access to many of the material resources required for daily living costs and caring needs and costs for this group.
It is difficult to procure and access materials and equipment in remote areas and severe climatic factors in remote areas have a negative impact on productivity.
The proudest moment for me was when Maharashtra state made it compulsory for every department to have a scheme for procuring disability access products and websites should be disabled friendly.
Reference Prices: Countries choosing to self-procure have access to transparent price levels, upon which they may base future negotiations with suppliers.
Nomads in turn use the refugee camps as a commercial hub where they sell livestock, procure other items, access aid through refugee relatives and exchange food with refugees.
It also suggests the AFP is investigating whether Brough "counselled and procured" Ashby to access restricted data "contrary to section 478.1 of the Criminal Code 1995 by virtue of section 11(2) of the Criminal Code 1995".
Spanish-dominant and recent arrivals Hispanics will still play a significant if somewhat lesser role, and they will benefit from the greater access procured by a new generation of U.S. born Latinos.
Those who attended DEF CON, a 25-year-old hacking convention held in Las Vegas, were given physical and remote access to voting machines procured from eBay and government auctions.
