The phrase "age of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by the accessibility or abundance of certain resources, services, or information.
Example: "In the age of availability, consumers have unprecedented access to products and services at their fingertips."
Alternatives: "era of accessibility" or "time of abundance".
The paucity of music – a very old-fashioned way to launch a band in an age of instant availability – is something they share with Savages and Palma Violets, both of whom also shied away from throwing demos and early recordings at the web, meaning – just like in the 80s – you heard the name long before you heard the music.
In Anderson's terms, attention and reputation are at the highest premium in an age of unlimited availability of information.
Mateik's work has a special resonance in this age of digital availability--an age in which YouTube, Vimeo, and other video-sharing sites make the dregs of the distant past as accessible as a current episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
However, the main analysis on PTX trends included all patients regardless of age and availability of private insurance.
No significant relationship was found between the variables and personal variables of age, and, availability of household appliances.
In our age of globalization, the availability of worldwide standards for clinical development has become increasingly more relevant.
With the rising prevalence of marijuana use, potency, social tolerance, early age of onset and availability, drug testing in drivers should be strengthened and expanded and effective intervention programs to reduce DUID and its adverse consequences should be implemented.
With the rising prevalence of marijuana use, potency, social tolerance, early age of onset and availability (Brady & Li 2014; Cerda et al. 2012; Lynne-Landsman et al. 2013; O'Malley & Johnston 2007), public health efforts should focus on strengthening and expanding drug testing as well as intervention programs for drivers.
Previous research on stress among university students has noted the magnitude of stress to vary according to academic year, gender, cultural background, field of study, age, availability of social support, and the student's relationship with their advisor.
