The phrase "a minimum availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the least amount of something that is accessible or obtainable, often in contexts like resources, services, or products.
Example: "The project requires a minimum availability of resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a basic level of availability" or "a fundamental access to".
Projections, however, should always be designed to generate information within a specific country's context and a certain minimum availability of data.
Although the relative importance of each PCC dimension may vary and the amount of investment made in each dimension may differ, minimum availability of all aspects is important to improve patient outcomes, as all dimensions are interrelated and dependent on each other.
Despite seasonal variation in food availability, with a minimum of food availability during the late dry season, season affected neither the intensity of competition nor the nature of social interactions in L. leucopus.
To ensure a minimum of 2-year availability of data on parental medical history (recorded since 1977), we started the cohort assembly from 1979 and excluded children whose parents had not been residents of Denmark for at least 2 years before the child's birth or whose parents had no valid CPR number.
As part of gaining confidence in caring for their babies, and learning how to be mothers, women expressed views that it was better for them to do this in a context of constant professional support, or, at a minimum, the constant availability of support.
Three weeks from launch to (at a minimum) US availability would put the release date around Monday March 14th, with other regions in the world following on before the end of the month.
In this way, realistic values of availability can be determined and included as minimum availability criteria.
Prevalence was determined for twelve species only; species were selected based on either Wolbachia infection or availability of a minimum of 10 sampled individuals if uninfected.
This represents a minimum value of HMTBA availability because it does not take into account any HMTBA metabolized to Met by gut tissues (in sheep this amounted to another 5% of the dose).
The second restriction considered either: the actual scale of vector data, including a maximum scale of 1 5 000 000 and - given data availability - a minimum scale of 1 250 000; and, for raster data, a maximum nominal pixel size or posting of 5 kilometres but more commonly 1 kilometre.
