The part of the sentence "to allow easy access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process or action that makes something easier to access. For example: "The company has updated its website to allow easy access to customers' accounts."
A group of the media outlets plan to post the documents online as soon as possible, to allow easy access by readers.
But it seems vital that the report's practical privacy recommendations are taken seriously in order to allow easy access to justice for the public and a cheaper way to resolve claims for both claimants and newspapers.
Ergonomically, the Crosslane has a movable trunk space, which can be pushed forward to allow easy access from inside of the cabin, or it can be moved backward to open up space for two rear seats.
Most clone Amazon's EC2 API to allow easy access through existing technologies.
The aim of the GEOMAGIA50 database is to allow easy access to paleomagnetic data from the past 50 ka.
The results revealed that Millennials want future libraries to allow easy access to a wide range of reading material in both print and digital form.
Mr. Schumer began petitioning Mr. Clinton to release the reserves in September and introduced legislation to allow easier access to the reserves two months later.
In the remaining cases, the patient can be instructed to maintain an inspiratory or expiratory apnoea to allow easier access to target lesions.
Watson says the main changes came after Margaret Thatcher allowed people to buy their council houses and make changes more freely - as he himself did, paving over most of his front garden to allow easier access for his disabled wife Shirley.
The waterway was dredged and formed in the early 1900s to allow easier access to the Port of Miami.
Adult Sprague Dawley rats (250 to 300 g) were fasted for 24 hours prior to surgery to allow easier access to the ventral spine.
