The phrase "affected by the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is influenced or impacted by the presence or lack of availability of a resource, service, or item.
Example: "The project's timeline was significantly affected by the availability of necessary materials."
Alternatives: "influenced by the availability" or "impacted by the availability".
From the 1950s onward, however, their popularity was somewhat affected by the availability of inexpensive paperbound books sold in thousands of outlets outside the regular book channels.
But there is a lot of research to indicate that death rates are affected by the availability of methods of suicide that leave no chance for second thoughts (eg, by calling an ambulance after taking an overdose).A final note.
Obviously, they have more to gain from legislation prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex and are more directly affected by the availability and cost of contraception and abortion.
The refugees' choice of where to live also may be affected by the availability of networks.
The refugees' choice of where to live is also strongly affected by the availability of networks.
It is worth mentioning that researchers are often affected by the availability of information when empirically examining a phenomenon.
Finally, we examined whether the relationship between access to PCPs and orthopaedic surgeon office rates was affected by the geographic availability of orthopaedic surgeons in adjusted models by including an interaction term between access to PCPs and the orthopaedic availability index.
Its chairman, Roger Canham, told Sky News: "The economics of sourcing our products from China continue to be affected by the reducing availability of labour and increasing costs.
There is insufficient outrage because the socioeconomic class most negatively affected by the uneven availability and perverse incentives of the system are least able to make their voices heard.
Potentially the Cyanobacteria may have been affected by the nutrient availability in the peatland, with them becoming more abundant with higher nutrient and productivity levels.
Furthermore, it is not even clear what the general equilibrium effects on consumers who might be affected by the lower availability of natives working at nonstandard hours would be.
