The phrase "according to its availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the timing or accessibility of something based on its current status or supply.
Example: "The project will be scheduled according to its availability, ensuring that all resources are in place before we begin."
Alternatives: "based on its availability" or "depending on its availability".
Evidence shows that forest plantations in the tropics use water according to its availability, and the appropriate choice of species/varieties and associated forest management options are crucial for water conservation.
Although the pair of males used the buffer zone according to its availability, both the coalition and single pride male showed preference for both scent marking and roaring in this area, reflecting the social influence from the east.
In this study both the pride males were unaffected by the pride to the east using the buffer area according to its availability, i.e. the males seemed to use the resources of their territory regardless of social influence.
When you eat produce according to its seasonal availability you are doing a lot more good than just nourishing your body.
Use this information to adjust the pricing of your item according to its popularity, value and availability.
The human-specific and highly sophisticated mechanisms of intracrinology permit each cell to control androgen availability according to its own needs independently from the remaining of the body.
The stated goal of the program, according to its website, is to "increase the availability of public parking spaces and decrease traffic congestion and pollution".
In theory, the two components of our vulnerability approach, a proxy of hazards/stressors exposure and a measure of social adaptation/demographic character, could be tailored to each study site according to its own local conditions and data availability.
We plan our things according to his availability.
Similarly, calculations of d' or other niche breadth measures are based on the implicit assumption that each species adjusts its interactions according to the availability of partners (niches), irrespective of morphological or behavioral constraints.
S. cerevisiae is able to remodel its energy generation and redox metabolism according to the availability of oxygen in such a flexible way that it can grow under a wide range of oxygen availabilities from fully aerobic conditions to anaerobiosis.
