The phrase "and hence the availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that follows from a previously stated idea or fact.
Example: "The increase in demand for renewable energy sources has led to a surge in investment, and hence the availability of more sustainable options for consumers."
Alternatives: "and therefore the accessibility of" or "and thus the presence of".
This perspective is likely to be different from a copy shop operation, such as Michigan Document Services, Inc. ("MDS"), which merely copies the work and may not have the same interest in preserving the value of the original published works, and hence the availability of future scholarship through widely available published works.
Aside from the hot and humid climate, the most striking difference was the large Indian population (and hence, the availability of cheap, delicious Indian food) in Gelephu.
Accordingly, our results are in contrast with the works of Glaeser (1992) and Antonelli et al. (2015) who found that greater economic diversity and local competition (and hence the availability of Jacobs externalities) played a key role in the growth of American cities and production of new knowledge in European regions respectively, which are mature manufacturing economies.
The manuscript proposes new research ideas with empirical proof and hence the availability of data and material is not applicable.
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.
This exclusion is not so innocuous because treatment assignment may influence retention in clinical care and hence the availability of follow-up data.
These comparisons suggest that although an increased stiffness and reduced roughness may cause a reduction in the adhesion of myoblast cells on films, the cell interaction (including spreading) is also highly dependent on the compositions and hence the availability and type of cell binding sites.
The study has represented a more theoretical approach, with positive correlations from the techniques and data used; hence, the availability of more data would produce an improved quality of study.
Hence, the availability of kin and group selection methods does not make estimated TBVs superfluous.
Hence, the availability of brief and reliable self-reported measures of addiction for epidemiological studies would be highly desirable.
The relatively low level of knowledge regarding respirators and fans/ventilators is probably due to the unavailability of these supplies, hence the availability of these supplies can improve their utilization and TBIC practice overall.
