The phrase "added that the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is providing additional information about the availability of something, often in a report or statement.
Example: "The spokesperson added that the availability of the new product would be announced next week."
Alternatives: "mentioned that the availability" or "stated that the availability".
He added that the availability of streamed football from BT would help customers understand the capability of 4G mobile networks.
No one can predict how many listeners will settle for instant gratification, but Mr. Azzoli added that the availability of individual songs could lead to stronger albums.
He added that the availability of the starting guard Eddie Jones, who is expected to return to action within the week after dislocating his left shoulder on March 5, would be a significant bonus.
Asked about the program Wednesday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said it has his support, adding that the availability of condoms for students "doesn't absolve a parent from talking about it with their child about responsibility, behavior and respect," according to DNAinfo Chicago.
A month after the satellite's launching, Ahmad Talebzadeh, director of the Iran Space Agency, said Sina-1 could be used to spy on Israel but added that the wide availability of commercial satellite photos made such espionage unnecessary.
He added that the books' popularity and availability had waned since his days of growing up in rural Nebraska.
And, he adds, that availability means Western brands will not have an automatic aspirational appeal.
In addition, she added that the rental costs for hybrids vary across its locations and are based on availability, seasonal changes, weekend specials, events and promotions.
He added, however, that the availability of legal abortion should not be construed as a "license to kill".
He added, however, that the availability of smuggled oil in southern Turkey had reportedly lessened recently due to increased Turkish vigilance.
The building society's chief economist, Robert Gardner, added that greater availability of cheaper mortgages had also increased activity in the market.
