The phrase "absolute availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is always accessible or present without any limitations.
Example: "The system guarantees absolute availability, ensuring that users can access their data at any time."
Alternatives: "unconditional availability" or "constant availability".
In addition to absolute availability, we also present data on facility-level availability when drugs are concurrently available at the district-level drug warehouse.
Which analogy strikes one more compelling depends upon how one conceives of the relative and absolute availability of exit and voice opportunities (Hirschmann 1970) to a firm's stakeholders.
Since light and nutrients are important drivers of basal production, their relative and absolute availability have important consequences for the base of the aquatic food web, with potential ramifications for higher trophic levels.
Just as which corporate analogy (firm-state, firm-contract) is more compelling depends upon how one understands the relative and absolute availability of exit from the firm, which sweatshop argument is more compelling depends, at least in part, on the economics.
The observed trends in change of coronary perfusion pressure comply with the no-reflow phenomenon and may be explained in part by the changing absolute availability of endogenous NO during reperfusion.
Specifically, we predicted that, regardless of absolute resource availability, plants would preferentially allocate more resources to roots experiencing increasing nutrient availabilities and would discriminate against roots experiencing decreasing nutrient levels.
Although no statistical test was described, absolute D2/3R availability shown in a graph was lower in the obese than in control subjects.
We created a measure of alcohol outlet density per unit area rather than population, on the basis that an individual׳s alcohol consumption is more likely to be influenced by the absolute physical availability of an outlet rather than how many people the outlet is shared between.
Area under the curve data for health utility were analysed using a random effects regression model to estimate the absolute effect of availability of CPU care upon QALYs up to six months, compared to control hospitals, adjusted for baseline differences, age and gender.
We tested the hypothesis that in addition to their sensitivity to absolute differences in nutrient availability, plants are also responsive to temporal changes in nutrient availability.
The availability and absolute reliability of DNA evidence only underscore the need to amend this law, which makes it impossible in many cases to prosecute those who are indisputably guilty of truly heinous crimes.
