The phrase "and hence availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from a previous statement, particularly in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The increased demand for the product has led to a shortage in supply, and hence availability has become a significant issue."
Alternatives: "and therefore accessibility" or "and thus availability".
These services were provided at the discretion of individual local authorities and hence availability was haphazard around the country.
Whereas the design and procurement of these items of equipment accounts for a limited part of the desalination plant budget the operation reliability and hence availability is very dependent on these components.
School-based interventions incorporating electronic TV time monitors (devices that electronically control TV signal and hence availability) as a component have shown particularly striking effects on TV watching and body weight [ 18, 26, 27].
16– 18 The education and occupation of the fathers are determinants of social class, and as the paternal level of education improves, the family income and hence availability of seeking better medical consultation also improves.
For endothermic reactions, biosorption uptake capacity and removal efficiency increased with temperature due to increase in surface activity and hence availability of more active sites [ 76, 80, 83, 98, 113, 120, 123, 124, 129] and vice versa for exothermic reactions [ 70, 86, 91, 100].
Also, it is more likely that, knowing this is the only available treatment option for them, dispensaries strives to have medications available in stock; hence availability of the drugs facilitated it being used by a staff or staff's family member.
The manuscript proposes new research ideas with empirical proof and hence the availability of data and material is not applicable.
Land-use change impacts mainly on forests and wetlands and hence on availability of basic materials for a good life and health, related to poor nourishment.
Vehicle mobility is restricted by underlying roads and may have a great impact on the resulting network topology and hence the availability of radio links between vehicles.
However, this may promote the aging of the nanomaterial in situ, modifying the sorption and hence the availability to test organisms.
This can be attributed to the effective separation of photogenerated electron hole pairs due to the electron transfer from SrTiO3 to graphene and, hence, increased availability of electrons and holes for the photocatalytic reaction.
