The phrase "account for availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or factor in the availability of resources, people, or items in a particular context.
Example: "When planning the project timeline, we must account for availability of all team members to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "consider the availability" or "factor in the availability".
E (_{loss}^{Avail}) accounts for availability: it is included assuming that on the 15th day of each month all systems are stopped for maintenance (3.3%).
However, using June 2014 dispensing data for estimating the cost-saving impact of the BCBV indicator whilst accounting for availability of several generic ARBs would have potentially minimised that bias and provided an approximate picture of the actual impact of BCBV.
We adapt this approach to not only reflect cost minimization but also to account for vehicle availability levels in-tune with the range anxiety phenomenon (Franke et al. 2012).
The hydrological module is designed to account for: water availability (in terms of river runoff, reservoir storage, groundwater recharge and soil moisture), influence of climate and land-use changes on water balance, large spatial scale (acknowledging the uncertainty of model results in view of scarce data), and specific semi-arid hydroclimatological conditions.
Our attempt to account for service availability by region is crude.
We did not account for the availability and utilization of multiple substrates for growth and biomass production, which is the case in many environmental systems.
Traditional rural and urban designations often do not account for the availability of health care providers which can vary in geographic areas, independently of the population size [ 2].
The proportion of the population living in a rural area, however, was also included to account for different availability of health care infrastructure (e.g. water, sanitation, etc).
To account for the availability of water-filled containers a maximum and minimum annual precipitation layer was extracted from the WorldClim database and projected for the year 2015 (http://www.worldclim.org).org
