The phrase "accessibility to and availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access to something and the presence or readiness of that thing.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of improving accessibility to and availability of healthcare services in rural areas."
Alternatives: "access and availability" or "ease of access and presence".
Ultimately, the choice of the modeling approach critically depends on the availability, resolution, accessibility to, and quality of the weather and yield data.
Overall, the proportion of PwMS satisfied with care was stable over time, however, the high proportion of PwMS not satisfied with the accessibility to and the availability of certain types of care as well as the high proportion of PwMS who had not participated in planning their care indicate room for improvement.
Peters et al. [ 14] in 2008 described four dimensions of access to health services: geographic accessibility, availability, financial accessibility and acceptability.
Rural areas have reported disadvantages when it comes to availability, accessibility, and adequacy of health and social services and healthy foods, which particularly affects seniors [ 57, 81].
In this study, though there was a general agreement in rankings, patients gave higher priorities than GPs to availability, accessibility and continuity of care.
The study established substantial frustrations among caretakers related to availability, accessibility and acceptability of the services offered by PHC facilities in their area.
Considering village midwives' limited ability to reach the community to provide health services due to availability, accessibility and social distance, it was seen as quite acceptable that traditional birth attendants' services would be widely used.
Some authors have characterized access to health in five dimensions: accessibility, availability, affordability, acceptability, and accommodation (8).
It has also been noted that rural and urban populations differ in several ways including their cultural practices, socioeconomic and demographic characteristics, availability and accessibility to formal and informal treatment sources, provision of basic infrastructure and childhood nutritional status [1], [15] [17].
