"withdraw access" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to revoke or remove someone's authorization or permission to use or access something. You can use it in a variety of situations, such as: 1. The company will withdraw access to the company's confidential information for employees who have been terminated. 2. The school district decided to withdraw access to social media sites on school computers to prevent distractions during class. 3. The landlord will withdraw access to the gym facilities for tenants who have not paid their monthly membership fees. 4. The website administrator can easily withdraw access to certain features for users who violate the terms and conditions of use. 5. The government has the power to withdraw access to certain websites or online content deemed harmful or inappropriate.
You may have to withdraw access to those things.
The E.U.'s main way to prevent the British from falling away from its standards would be to withdraw access to the common market.
We are expecting the church and the ruling party to prepare a compromise which would allow abortion when a woman has been raped, or there is a direct threat to her life, but they will seek to withdraw access to legal abortion if the fetus is damaged.
Courts have not found Google and Visa vicariously liable due to these contracts because having the legal right to pull your advertising services or to withdraw access to a payment system is not the same as having the legal right or ability to directly control infringement.
Parker added that contacts with knowledge of events had told her that detention centre managers had begun withdrawing access to facilities, including internet and telephone calls for all those detained at Karnes, regardless of their participation in the reported hunger strike.
The most problematic absences are Google's apps: the ongoing spat between Google and Microsoft over YouTube continues to rumble, while Gmail users will shortly have to use three protocols (IMAP, CalDAV and CardDAV) to connect a WP device to their stuff as Google is withdrawing access via Exchange Active Sync.
The council said the Arts Council had also withdrawn access to funding and it would respond to the Museums Association when this was resolved.
Moreover, Belgian authorities reportedly withdrew access passes for at least four workers at nuclear facilities in the days after the attacks.
Soon after release of that article, the authors withdrew access to the sequence data in response to concerns about genetic privacy that the Lacks family expressed to Rebecca Skloot about their genetic privacy.
Ethics influences such decisions, seeking assurance that the device will benefit patients while not doing them disproportionate harm, that individuals are fully informed before they make decisions about adopting a new device, and that risks and benefits of a new treatment (or from withdrawing access to an older one) are fairly and reasonably distributed [ 3].
Interviewed by the select committee, Ebdon said he was willing to press the "nuclear button" and withdraw an access agreement if he believed a higher education institution was not seeking to meet its targets on widening participation.
