The phrase "a better availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the accessibility or readiness of a service, product, or resource.
Example: "We are working on a new system that will ensure a better availability of our services during peak hours."
Alternatives: "improved accessibility" or "enhanced availability".
A 2008 survey showed that the new strategy resulted in a better availability of delivery bays during the day.
In Burgenland and Carinthia, high rates of triptan users contrast with few available neurologists whereas in urban regions the higher rates of triptan users seem to be in line with a better availability of neurologists.
A better availability of data allows the application of different methods to cope with uncertainty, i.e. portability-based approaches could be applied to investigate the impact of logistic related disturbances.
The apparently contradictory increase in polySia expression induced by kifunensine could be explained by a better availability of substrates for O-linked glycan synthesis upon N-glycan biosynthesis blockade.
A better availability for the GP of sick leave track record from the stakeholders should improve the possibilities to arrive at a reasonably precise sick leave prognosis.
A better availability of AL when compared to quinine in health facilities and drug shops [ 2] may have also contributed to the frequent use of this drug.
Our finding that distance was not associated with facility use for postnatal care unlike other studies [ 31– 33] may be because Morogoro has a relatively better availability of health facilities with 73%% of women sampled living within 5 km of a health facility and 61%% living in a village with a facility.
However, those service inputs directly provided by the federal level of the system (antiretrovirals and essential laboratory tests) showed an overall better availability.
There was a trend towards better availability of suction device at high-volume centers as compared to low-volume centers (p = 0.07).
This is presumably a reflection of better availability of the b-EDIII-T antigen stemming from its orderly and oriented immobilization through its biotinyl moiety to the streptavidin surface.
But growing competition and demands from shoppers have encouraged supermarkets to open dark stores which enable them to ensure better availability and a faster, more efficient service.
