"renew access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process for obtaining access again after it has expired, run out, or been revoked. For example: "You can renew access to the library's resources by completing the necessary paperwork."
They say it will renew access to millions of out-of-print books.
But commercial fishermen say the implementation of a quota-based protection system in 2010 made the conservation areas obsolete, and called on the New England Fishery Management Council, the regulating body, to renew access to the waters.
Once Sahrawi refugees have managed to renew access to camels, these traditional institutions have been revitalized and adapted: camels and camel milk began to be redistributed through gifts and loans, permitting access to a larger refugee population.
Gibson's lawyers countered by persuading the court to award him renewed access to the child.
The introduction of glasnost ("openness") in the late 1980s brought renewed access to Solzhenitsyn's work in the Soviet Union.
The next president is likely to be another Peronist, but will have little option other than to stabilise the economy and work towards renewed access to international capital markets, closed since the 2001 default.
In October 2000, after much bitter fighting, the Israelis ceded the site to Palestinian control; the Jewish synagogue was immediately trashed.In recent months, as a goodwill gesture, the Palestinians agreed to restore the place and give renewed access to Jews.
Organization officials say the Russians are holding up texts ranging from the final declaration to a report on children and armed conflict, and are resisting earlier agreements to allow the organization renewed access to Chechnya.
Nevertheless, he felt this was a small price to pay for a production that gave audiences "renewed access to the play's imagery, and a strong scent of blood".
Refugees do not share the same attitudes towards the recovery of camel husbandry and renewed access to camel products, nor to the changes in camel husbandry and camel management.
With the recovery of camel husbandry and renewed access to a shared nomadic territory, refugees began to interact more intensively with nomads, often on the basis of kinship ties.
