The phrase "a growing availability of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increasing access to or abundance of information in various contexts, such as technology, education, or research.
Example: "In today's digital age, there is a growing availability of information that can enhance our understanding of complex issues."
Alternatives: "an increasing access to information" or "a rising abundance of information."
In the past decade, the overwhelming majority of journalists believe the internet is to blame, plus the growing availability of information through mobile phones.
Indeed, Brad Gammons, who runs IBM's energy and utilities arm, says that most of the progress since Deep Thunder has taken place over the last two years, mainly thanks to the rapidly growing availability of information, both real-time and historical.
We assisted recently to intense research in BC prognostication due to a growing availability of high-dimensional genomic information that could potentially be used for risk prediction (Simon, 2005).
A growing availability of doctors' offices for use as residences reflects a transformed medical environment.
Genetic counselors have long been concerned that the growing availability of genomic information will outpace the ability to interpret it.
The exponentially growing availability of online information calls for personalized search and recommendation.
The growing availability of technical information about nuclear weapons and the increase in well-financed non-state terrorist organizations make the prospect of a threat to the United States from a surreptitious nuclear device -- for example, hidden in a cargo ship -- a significant second-order concern.
Thomas Falus, who is president of Cushman & Wakefield's new ventures group, said the company decided last year to sell its database to a company formerly known as RELocate, and later as RealtyIQ, because the growing availability of third-party information made it unnecessary for it to continue to collect figures internally.
With the growing availability of gene sequences plus information regarding their diversity and phylogeny, increasingly sophisticated PCR techniques have been developed to target gene families.
