"revoke access" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used when someone is denied access to a certain area or privilege. For example, "The manager revoked access to the building's rooftop terrace for safety reasons."
The library will revoke access privileges of any user who violates this policy.
The White House faced growing scrutiny for its decision to revoke access to CNN reporter Jim Acosta.
Then, once the potential tenant finds an apartment and their application is accepted, they can revoke access to the profile granted to other landlords.
It is pretty straightforward to remove and add pictures to the stream and also revoke access to a subscriber if you so wish.
When individuals leave a particular hospital system, it can be difficult to revoke access to that data or transfer it to any other system.
The cloud storage service allows you to share photo albums with non-Dropbox users, however you have to upgrade to "Pro" to password protect those links and to have the ability to revoke access to an individual.
If you missed the deadline, please complete training as soon as possible to have any revoked access reinstated.
Twitter said it had revoked access to a "third-party app" in response to the messages, which were mostly removed by late Wednesday, the Associated Press reported.
The suit alleged that the service was routinely late, left people seeking rides on hold for long periods and denied passage or revoked access with little explanation.
National Archives officials said the program had revoked access to 9,500 documents, more than 8,000 of them since President Bush took office.
Under the state of emergency in France, authorities have searched the lockers of airport staff and carried out checks on the thousands of employees with passes for sensitive airside areas of the airport – revoking access for dozens of staff.
