The phrase "a kind of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type or level of availability in various contexts, such as scheduling, resources, or services.
Example: "The project requires a kind of availability that allows for flexible working hours to accommodate team members' needs."
Alternatives: "a type of availability" or "a form of availability".
The second issue is that, even though it is a struggle to prove a direct link between Bin Laden and Saddam, there is a kind of pond of availability of very nasty chemical and biological weapons.
And with that availability and accessibility, a kind of apathy set in.
There is a dearth of new product on the market that can offer tenants who seek large blocks of space the kind of availability they need.
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PayPal's solutions have been easy for us to install, make changes and provide the kind of availability needed during high peak traffic periods".
"The way I understand things now," Fleming said, as Barker listened intently, "is that the embryo is having a kind of dialogue with its mother about nutrient availability.
Unlike the campaign of Vice President Al Gore, which has strictly limited the candidate's access, Mr. Bush and his advisers have provided a steady diet of the kind of "availabilities" that reporters crave.
Apple was responding to a report from Fortune that stated its HomeKit launch would be delayed until fall, but the company had never previously provided a firm timeframe on any kind of public availability for the feature, which debuted to developers last year, as mentioned above.
"He brought with him this kind of disponibilità" — availability, openness — "this kind of egalitarian approach to scholarship.
Sonders: I think it's going to continue, but I think the chances of going back up to a 10, which would maybe be the point where credit was as available as it was a couple of years ago, I quite frankly don't think we ought to go back to that kind of credit availability.
