The phrase "accuracy and availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data quality, system performance, or service reliability.
Example: "The success of our project depends on the accuracy and availability of the data we collect."
Alternatives: "precision and accessibility" or "correctness and readiness".
In addition, it wants guidance for departments on information inventories, covering classes of information, formats, accuracy and availability.
Instead, the accuracy and availability of surveillance technologies will tick upwards incrementally, alongside other safety protocols.
The forecasting system is part of a United Nations-sponsored program to improve the accuracy and availability of short-term, winter storm forecasting, a field that has been overlooked.
From sporadic solar flares to ethereal shimmering aurora, manifestations of severe space weather have the power to adversely affect the integrity of the world's power grids, the accuracy and availability of GPS, the reliability of satellite-delivered telecommunications and the utility of radio and over-the-horizon radar.
The objective of this research is enhancing the accuracy and availability of Newton-based WLAN positioning.
Such disturbances can cause serious degradation of several aspects of GNSS system performance, including integrity, accuracy and availability.
Outside of organizations, individual researchers have also established several data quality standards that address data accuracy, timeliness and availability (Brackstone 1999).
The performance assessment addresses, in varying levels of detail, the issues of service coverage, positioning accuracy, integrity and availability of service.
Since remote eye trackers have much worse accuracy, precision, and availability in the peripheral regions than in the central forward view [26, 27], the threshold for what is defined as spatially close depends on where the driver is looking.
However, with the rapid progress in laboratory technology, the increased use of these laboratory resources, and the eventual reach of enough computational power, the accuracy, cost, and availability of these tests will no longer be a limitation.
The most popular and widely accepted in clinical settings is the cyanmethemoglobin (hemiglobincyanide, HiCN) method used as the international standard procedure for hemoglobin (Hb) determinations due to the accuracy, stability and availability of a stable reference standard/calibrator [ 16, 17].
