The phrase "a decrease in availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the amount or accessibility of something, such as resources, services, or products.
Example: "Due to the recent supply chain issues, there has been a noticeable decrease in availability of certain items in the store."
Alternatives: "a reduction in availability" or "a decline in availability".
This year saw a decrease in availability rates to 10.7percentt from 11percentt in June 2001, and a 14percentt increase in leasing activity, to 1.08 million square feet from 946,000 square feet last year.
Anticipating an increase in crime and a decrease in availability of firearms and accessories in the new administration, people are endeavouring to protect themselves through the mobilisation of their second amendment rights.
More than 75% of all categories of respondents in both study sites perceived a decrease in availability of forage resources and water over the past 30 years, partly due to the increasing number of transhumant herds in the communities.
Summarizing the results as per the insults, Cd alone directly interacts with StAR ultimately leading to a decrease in availability of cholesterol.
This consideration may indicate that products other than acetate were formed by fermentation, leading to less acetate production and thus likely a decrease in availability of acetate for generation of current.
Especially water logging, loss of houses and animals, loss of agricultural fields, a decrease in availability of drinking water, and employment problems seem to pose big challenges in the study area.
As a result, an increase in Mimic availability dictated a decrease in Model availability.
Though not statistically significant, a trend toward a decrease in DAT availability (5.6% decrease in DAT availability per ten cigarettes per day, p = 0.114) was found.
A positive shadow price indicated that a metabolite was available in excess, meaning that a decrease in its availability would increase biomass synthesis, and a negative shadow price indicated that a metabolite was limiting such that increasing its availability would increase the biomass synthesis.
