The phrase "ample availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a sufficient or abundant supply of something.
Example: "The ample availability of resources allowed the project to proceed without any delays."
Alternatives: "plentiful supply of" or "abundant access to".
It seems unlikely with the sun, the salt air, the sand and sea, and the ample availability of unclothed skin.
Paris and Copenhagen - where tuition fees are also virtually non-existent - followed closely behind with ample availability of English-taught degree courses and affordable flights home.
"It should be also noted that there is ample availability of both fuel and all products and services that ensure a smooth and fun stay for the visitors in every city, region and the islands.
"It should be noted that there is ample availability of both fuel and all products and services that ensure a smooth and fun stay for the visitors in every city, region and the islands".
For systematic scanning of bookbindings, ample availability of synchrotron-order X-ray intensity is required.
Their development is favored due to ample availability of biomass resources, and policy and economic incentives.
Campground Status The Xanterra campgrounds (866-439-7375 or www.comvelyellowstone.com; $18.50) still have ample availability, according to Rick Hoeninghausen, director of marketing and sales for Yellowstone, but "walk-ins have been strong".
A key characteristic of the index is the ability to provide a more realistic measure of the availability of orthopaedic surgeon services, particularly for health planning areas with few orthopaedic surgeons that are adjacent to areas of more ample availability.
The two campgrounds in the park that take reservations (877-444-6777 or www.recreation.gov; $23) — the 178-site Fish Campgroundgronnd, on the west side of the park, and 148-site St .Mary Campground, on the east side — have ample availability.
One thing that has kept inflation modest in America is the availability of ample spare capacity overseas, because the economic cycles of the big economies have until now moved out of synchronisation.
