The phrase "affect their availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence the accessibility or readiness of something or someone.
Example: "The weather conditions can significantly affect their availability for the outdoor event."
Alternatives: "influence their availability" or "impact their availability".
However, being constricted to such an obscure schedule obviously affects their availability to hang out.
The binding of chemicals to proteins in plasma affects their availability to other tissues and their effective half-life in the body.
The conformational adaptability and the allosteric fatty acids-induced regulation facilitate the binding of a broad range of pharmaceutical drugs, affecting their availability and biological efficacy (Curry 2009).
While conventionally miRNAs are considered to regulate their mRNA targets, in theory mRNAs could also back-regulate their targeting miRNAs by affecting their availability in binding other mRNAs [ 7, 8].
Availability of dental materials (amalgam, composite, zinc oxide eugenol, glass ionomer cement and calcium hydroxide) and local structural factors affecting their availability (budgetary sufficiency, reliability, and timeliness in obtaining materials) were investigated using a numeric rating scale (NRS) with endpoints 0 (worst possible situation) to 10 (best possible situation).
Whether nuclear localization of ErbB receptors affects their availability and/or ability to bind NRG-1 ligands and thereby contribute to the obliteration of compensatory NRG-1/ErbB signaling in the diabetic heart after MI is equally important from a therapeutic standpoint and warrants further investigation.
Critics have argued that some games only received the M rating rather than the stricter AO rating because of the commercial effects of such a rating; console manufacturers and most retailers refuse to distribute AO-rated games, dramatically affecting their commercial availability.
The processing of cereal grains affects their nutrient quality and availability.
Kam, the former NHTSA enforcement attorney, argues that automobile manufacturers should not wait for customers to request loaner vehicles, but should notify affected drivers of their availability.
Their ability to affect the availability of antigen and antigen presentation has frequently been linked to their impact on the development of T cell responses (Constant and Bottomly, 1997), but causal evidence has been absent.
