The phrase "affected the availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or events have influenced the accessibility or presence of something.
Example: "The recent storm affected the availability of essential supplies in the region."
Alternatives: "impacted the accessibility of" or "influenced the presence of".
Some of the strategies affected the availability of electricity, the complaint says.
As for whether travelers are finding it easy to use frequent flier awards these days, Mr. Petersen of InsideFlyer said the travel industry downturn had not significantly affected the availability of seats for award travel.
The study revealed that unreliable rainfall affected the availability of honey in Nduli village.
On whether climate change has affected the availability of gathered forages, 88.2 % of the respondents affirmed this, while 11.8 % did not agree.
However, healthcare conditions have been subject to change over the last five years, and a pronounced economic crisis in 2002 affected the availability of antibiotics.
Evolutionary biologist Timothy Vines, of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, in Canada, got the idea for the project after finishing up a paper late last year about how archiving policies at journals affected the availability of data.
This type of attack is a so-called denial of service attack (DoS) which affects the availability of the services and recourses available.
"A negative Nice appraisal on trastuzumab emtansine will not affect the availability of this drug via the Cancer Drugs Fund".
Are there other factors that might affect the availability of financial aid in future years?
The suit will not affect the availability of porcelain "Diana, Princess of Culture" dolls at $195, or heart-shaped diamond "Diana, England's Rose" pendants at $135.
We're waiting to see the fixture schedule, because that could affect the availability of our second overseas player for the Twenty20 competition.
