The phrase "a high availability to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing systems or services that are consistently operational and accessible, but the phrase itself is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The server is designed to ensure a high availability to users at all times."
Alternatives: "high accessibility for" or "high uptime for".
Atos is expected to provide a high availability interface to handle data gathering and staging, and the secure transfer of data to and from the UKBA in "near real time".
I can unify all these storage resources and have a high availability thanks to dynamic redundancy".
Fusion plants will have a large scale and therefore need a high availability and reliability to generate electricity economically.
High levels of oxygen and organic matter and a high availability of potassium contribute to the high fertility of the soil (see Additional file 1).
Further research should explore in more depth the causal mechanisms responsible for the results reported here, such as what mechanism is behind the negative effects on the divorce rate of living among highly educated people and why a high availability of alternative partners seems to reduce divorce risk, contrary to theoretical predictions.
The fish to plastic ratios indicate a high availability of harmful, unsuitable food items to potential consumers (Moore et al., 2001).
This suggests that a high availability of SNH may help to promote an even distribution of native bees and hoverflies within temperate agricultural landscapes, hereby potentially stabilizing landscape-wide pollination services.
On their return to the breeding sites, the terns may loiter for a few days before settling into a territory, and the actual start of nesting may be linked to a high availability of fish.
Moreover, the up-accumulation of lipoxygenase 10 indicated that the leaf response to a high availability of nitrate may also involve a modification in lipid metabolism.
