The phrase "a measure of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which something is accessible or obtainable, often in contexts like resource management or service provision.
Example: "The report includes a measure of availability for each resource, helping us understand what we can rely on during the project."
Alternatives: "an indicator of availability" or "a gauge of availability."
Thus, the coding process did not explore technical measurements such as assurance levels of 99.999%% as a measure of availability.
On other hand, signaling pathways sensing the intracellular nitrogen concentration, which gives a measure of availability of extracellular nitrogen, also directly influences the response towards filamentous growth [9], [10].
A categorical variable constructed from travel and wait times for health care provided a measure of availability and those who responded with "20 minutes or less" for either waiting or traveling were used as the reference category [ 16].
Maternal depressive symptoms were assessed as a measure of emotional availability.
He likes it for such technical aspects as a low carbon-to-nitrogen ratio, high mineral content and its high cation exchange capacity, which is a measure of the availability of nutrients to plants.
What is needed is a measure of transcriptional availability (TA): the average level of gene expression per plasmid delivered to the nucleus over the course of an experiment.
This finding is robust both at the extensive margin (i.e., using (D^textit{OJT}) as a measure of the availability of training) and the intensive margin (i.e., using (n^textit{OJT}) as a measure of the intensity of training).
In addition, we included a measure of bed availability but this showed no association with LOS.
In order to obtain a measure of perceived availability and adequacy of support from intimates and the wider social network we used a brief version of The Interview Schedule for Social Interaction [ 50].
The 2SFCA uses either travel times or distance and is implemented in two steps [ 14, 32]: The first step assigns an initial ratio to each service area centered at a supply location as a measure of supply availability.
