The phrase "about the availability of services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or inquiring about whether certain services are accessible or offered.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the recent changes about the availability of services for our clients."
Alternatives: "regarding service availability" or "concerning the provision of services".
With £20bn due to be saved by 2015, and the NHS receiving only a 0.1% budget increase each year until then, experts predict that tough decisions – about the availability of services and treatments, staffing levels and which clinics and hospitals provide care – will become increasingly common.
We first provide descriptive statistics about the availability of services among applicants in fiscal years 2002 through 2005.
The drug-sellers of local pharmacies were used for informing street-dwellers about the availability of services for them from the model 1 and model 2 clinics.
Such an approach has a much better likelihood of success than simple education of health care professionals about the availability of services.
They were motivated to inform the street-dwellers about the availability of services in the model clinics and also to motivate them to visit the clinics for services.
Distance to reach health facility, lack of transportation means to reach the health facility, lack of information about the availability of services in health facilities were the identified barriers.
We observed that relatively small numbers of clients were seen for MNS conditions despite the training of the providers to deliver improved service and the public engagement activities designed to inform the public about the availability of service.
The report concluded "task shifting alone cannot respond to the needs of poor countries, especially if other issues are not addressed at the same time … workers have clear ideas about how to improve the availability of services; it remains to be seen if decision-makers will listen to them".
This paper shows that workers have clear ideas about how to improve the availability of services; it remains to be seen if decision-makers will listen to them.
The fact that the CSR is lowest among richer urban women is unsurprising, as they would be expected to be able to access abortion services most easily and have the greatest knowledge about the availability of abortion services; that said, the extent of the shortfall in female births is remarkable.
