The phrase "ability and availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capacity to perform a task alongside the readiness or accessibility of those skills or resources.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to assess both your ability and availability to meet the deadlines."
Alternatives: "capability and readiness" or "skills and accessibility".
The ability and availability to commit real time and energy to the mentoring relationship.
All excipients were added at quantities of 2 g (lactomil amounts ranged from 2 to 8 g) to compare their protective ability and availability as a starter product in powdered form for each strain of the dried yeast.
As the primary caregiver, you will delegate responsibilities, according to ability and availability.
The ability and availability of sunlight to stimulate the synthesis of vitamin D is reduced at northern latitudes and more specifically in regions with low ultraviolet radiation [ 1].
These factors in turn lead to a lower performance status, negatively impacting the ability and availability of chemotherapeutic agents [ 18– 22].
Nevertheless, quasi-experimental designs can be an approachable option for populations such as children with autism whose cognitive abilities and availability to participate and to engage in testing and activities are variable.
Shakira called for a collective push to ensure that girls have the ability, support and availability to get a quality education.
Therefore, the specific method of minimally invasive surgery, whether conventional laparoscopy or robotic surgery, should be tailored to patient selection, surgeon ability, and equipment availability.
The migration ability and biological availability of radionuclides in soils with different structures of the absorbing complex have been analyzed for various landscape conditions.
NG is widely used because of its high swelling index, high water retention capacity, digestible nature, binding ability, and easy availability.
In summary, it appeared that the realisation of the 'vulnerability of self' spurred participants into an appraisal process where their own abilities and others' availability to them were assessed.
