The phrase "and availability of common" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of common resources or items, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The report discusses the accessibility and availability of common resources in the community."
Alternatives: "and accessibility of shared" or "and presence of common".
Inclusive education also takes into account the active participation of students in the learning process and availability of the common curriculum for all, based upon differentiated and/or individualized instruction.
In particular, design and construction of software systems to support multi-sector assessment and care planning would be simplified and the availability of common assessment items with common definitions would enable multiple instruments (and new ones) to be built quickly.
While Canadian medical tourists are often thought to be motivated by wait times for surgery, cost and availability of procedures were common primary and secondary motivations for participants, demonstrating that motivations are layered and dynamic.
We included all data elements that were clinically significant and met the following criteria: (1) availability of common fields; (2) consistency in operationalization of terms; (3) consistency in data collection methods; and, (4) congruence in original purpose for data collection.
"Now it describes a hardware company, too" thanks to "the availability of common platforms, easy-to-use tools, Web-based collaboration, and Internet distribution.... Global supply chains have become scale-free, able to serve the small as well as the large, the garage inventor and Sony".
Availability of common SSR markers across the species provides an opportunity to validate the expression of QTLs across variable genetic backgrounds and accurately compare the position of QTLs in other species.
The prediction of the genetic risk is still limited by the availability of common polymorphisms that are associated to the risk of a disease in the population.
With the availability of common sets of SNPs from HapMap populations, we are given the opportunity to compare these methods directly.
For example, the availability of common meeting areas (eg. atriums, quiet areas, private dining rooms), as well as structured activities (eg. afternoon teas, music programs) can provide opportunities for family members and residents to make meaningful connections and memories.
