Sentence examples for useful access to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "useful access to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the availability or ease of obtaining information, resources, or services that are beneficial. Example: "The new software provides useful access to a wide range of data analytics tools that can enhance our decision-making process."
Pattern languages (PLs) were devised for use in architecture and urban design as ways of providing useful access to design knowledge both for the expert designer and for the lay user.
Rifkind reportedly claimed to be able to gain "useful access" to every British ambassador in the world.
He also claimed that he could arrange "useful access" to every British ambassador in the world because of his status.
Rifkind, who chairs the Commons intelligence and security committee, said he could arrange "useful access" to every British ambassador in the world because of his status.
People feel it is the influence of Charles Saatchi who started collecting, they say, because the art world gave him useful access to the New York drawing rooms where he wanted to do business for his advertising agency.
The announcement comes after the Tory former foreign secretary denied any wrongdoing after being secretly filmed discussing potentially being hired by a private company to provide "useful access" to British ambassadors.
Carrie Cracknell, associate director of the Royal Court Theatre, added that Robin Thicke's much-criticised song was a "useful access point" to exploring the themes which range from tweeting to stripping, breast feeding to online dating.
The most useful access key to analog-form items is subject.
We are exporting – alongside the useful stuff – access to what Warren Buffett called "financial weapons of mass destruction".
Yes, we all know how useful having access to credit can be, but we're also aware that our most reckless spending sprees come when we're vulnerable and tempted by that rectangle of plastic.
These topical agents can be particularly useful when access to the site of bleeding is difficult.
