The phrase "and availability of procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the existence and accessibility of specific processes or methods within a certain context, such as in a report or a policy document.
Example: "The report outlines the effectiveness of the training program and availability of procedures for new employees."
Alternatives: "and accessibility of processes" or "and presence of protocols".
The choice between simulation and analytical models now depends primarily on the nature of the application, required accuracy, and availability of solution procedures.
The abortion debate has a policy side — whether and when a fetus feels pain, whether and how abortion clinics are regulated, whether and how the state ought to regulate the doctors involved, and how all of those things affect the prevalence and availability of the procedure.
CPCs have faced criticism for the way they try to counsel women against abortion because of their willingness to mislead women about the cost, safety and availability of the procedure.
A lawyer has an obligation to inform clients of the existence and availability of alternative resolution procedures.
To demonstrate the reliability and availability of the proposed procedure, several compressible flow problems are investigated.
McClean cautions that "the cost and availability of such a procedure is prohibitive," she says.
Work procedures: Whether or not the availability of work procedures and standards should be measured, was highly debated since the mere availability of procedures and standards does not guarantee that they will automatically be used.
Clinical practice and availability of certain treatments and procedures are known to vary across the UK.
These include: (1) the efficiency of in vivo gene transfer to a number of different cell types, including skeletal muscle cells, hepatocytes, neurons, and photoreceptors; (2) the ability to transduce dividing and growth arrested cells; (3) the availability of procedures for high-titre, helper virus-free preparation; and (4) a lack of significant toxicity or immune response.
Delays in PET scanning were commonly attributable to pending informed consent, hemodynamic stability of the patient, surgical procedures, and availability of PET facility, or a combination of one or more aforementioned factors.
