Creating A Variable That Stores A Whole Subquery

Does access have WITH subquery, For example creating a variable that stores a whole subquery such as:

Code:
WITH variableTEST (a, b, c, d, e) as
(SELECT a1, a2, a3, max(ab), count(*) as nbids
FROM A x natural join B y
WHERE x.something > y.something
GROUP by a1, a2, a3)

WITH variableTWO (f, g, h, i, j, k, j) as
(SELECT A.bidder, W.a, W.b, W.c, W.d, W.e, A.something
FROM variableTEST W natural join B A
WHERE W.sprice = B.bidprice)

SELECT h FROM variableTWO WHERE now - j <7

Can it do something like this, if not what alternative do they have to do something similar? Using WITH and subquery and variable, and storing variables and then later use it again in another subquery, can it do something like this in access SQL?