The phrase "a better availability for" 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 better availability for our online support services to assist customers more effectively."
Alternatives: "improved access to" or "enhanced availability of".
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.
The club argued the new structure - which includes 45% of match tickets decreasing in price, 64% of season tickets being reduced or staying the same in cost, better availability for local fans and around 1,500 £9 tickets for category C games – offers greater accessibility and affordability.
Presence of more green leaves or greater green leaf area either at boot or at maturity contributed for higher photosynthesis and better availability of food reserves for higher grain filling and enhanced grain yield.
Hence, for the better availability of experimental data, an adaptation of the model concept to the murine system is planned for the future.
Next, we looked whether the suggested drug to exploit a vulnerability is either FDA-approved or already being used in cancer therapy, where satisfying either criteria indicates not only better availability of the drug for validation experiments but also relatively easier translation to clinical trials.
They also have much better availability of replacement parts for repair.
For both those with and without access to a quiet side, the results show that "better" availability to nearby green areas is important for their well-being and daily behavior by reducing long-term noise annoyances and prevalence of stress-related psychosocial symptoms, and by increasing the use of spaces outdoors.
This is mostly driven by the better availability of corporate hedging data for large firms.
They also often have considerably better availability of and lower prices for many consumer goods in border zones than elsewhere in the drylands.
It has set up computer-based information management system at all levels, covering all aspects of health system management – including workforce management – so as to ensure better availability and reliability of information for more rational decision-making on workforce management.
