The phrase "and continuous availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing access or presence of a service, resource, or feature.
Example: "The system ensures the reliability and continuous availability of critical data for all users."
Alternatives: "and ongoing access to" or "and constant availability of".
If it falls as rain and in large events, the risk of mudslides and flooding will rise and the continuous availability of water will not occur.
Sufficient tutor training and preparation is crucial for the success of peer teaching models, and the continuous availability of a contact doctor is important to minimize tutors' uncertainties.
Mixed tree and herb cropping systems have greatly extended harvesting periods and thus ensure continuous availability of some food.
Continuous EEG monitoring might seem the most attractive option but is costly and requires the continuous availability of an expert to interpret the findings.
To promote acceptance and uptake of home haemodialysis among patients and caregivers who have no experience of home dialysis, effective strategies are needed that provide information about home haemodialysis to patients and their caregivers, assure access to caregiver respite, provide continuous availability of medical and technical advice and facilitate peer patient support.
Major essential procedures such as caesarean section, appendicectomy, elective hernia and hydrocoele repair and laparotomy were offered at a majority of hospitals, but this conflicted directly with the continuous availability of basic and necessary supplies and infrastructures.
Future programs ought to include training of service providers on PE/E management and ensure regular post-training supportive supervision, assure the continuous availability of MgSO4 and functioning equipment needed for the management of PE/E in all facilities.
In only a couple of years, all the roofs of new buildings could be covered by solar instead of regular shingles and could be provided with bidirectional meters to guarantee the continuous availability of electricity and the creation of millions of jobs.
The high rate of CSs may also be due to higher reimbursement rates for cesarean deliveries and to the lack of continuous availability of epidural anesthesia for vaginal delivery in all birth centers [ 36].
