The phrase "addresses the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the topic of access or readiness of a resource, service, or information.
Example: "The report addresses the availability of renewable energy sources in the region."
Alternatives: "tackles the accessibility" or "discusses the readiness".
None of the parties have briefed preemption or otherwise addressed the availability of a claim under state nuisance law.
Tightened laws like universal background checks could address the availability of guns to criminals and the spread of trafficked guns across state borders, she said.
In addition, the guidance addressed the availability and requirements of two exemptions from the federal proxy rules that are often relied upon by proxy advisory firms.
The governor's power to address the availability of guns is limited by much looser laws in other states, where most of New York's illegal guns are first sold.
"If you want to try and prevent obesity, or want to create policy that is going to help people, simply addressing the availability of junk foods and sodas isn't going to do it," says Professor Just.
In this review, we address the availability of different gaseous feedstock and gasification processes, and we focus on the advantages of alternative fermentation scenarios, including thermophilic production strains, multi-stage fermentations, mixed cultures, as well as mixotrophy.
The actual path of model development can be extremely different, even for the same system, because the path depends on the question addressed, the availability of data, and the consideration of specific expert knowledge, in addition to the experience, background, and modelling preferences of the modellers.
The paper details an application of the latter approach for the design of a coordination controller to orchestrate the execution of four self-repair and two self-sizing managers that address the availability and performance of a multi-tier replication-based system.
Policies aimed at achieving equity for rural children will require focusing on both individual factors and the health care infrastructure, including increasing insurance coverage to lessen financial difficulties and addressing the availability of providers in rural areas.
In addition, Chinese search engine Sogou, operated by leading Chinese Internet company Sohu, was taken off the list "based on reports that it has also made notable efforts to work with rights holders to address the availability of infringing content on its site".
