The phrase "and increased availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements in the accessibility or supply of a particular resource or service.
Example: "The new policy aims to enhance community support and increased availability of mental health services."
Alternatives: "and greater access to" or "and improved access to".
Abundances were positively correlated with late successional qualities of forest, such as increased domination by mesophytic tree species and increased availability of wood debris.
Meaningful tort reform can result in a cost saving to the insured and increased availability of commercial liability insurance.
In Rwanda, for example, large-scale mosquito-net distribution and increased availability of ACT has resulted in a 40% reduction in childhood malaria deaths between 2001 and 2008.
The official figures showed that prices in the capital continued to surge during the month, driven by a combination of the weak pound and continued hunger of overseas investors, and increased availability of mortgages for UK buyers.
Sharfstein said the most lamentable aspect of the crises is that policymakers know which approaches make a difference, such as medically assisted treatment for drug abusers and increased availability of mental health services in states where they are lacking.
A set-aside regime, however, appeared to provide significant benefits to all species and groups, probably through increased landscape heterogeneity and increased availability of older forest.
Thermal ablation by use of radiofrequency energy can be used to achieve necrosis of liver tumours, and increased availability of this technique is leading to more widespread use.
Replication provides user with fast, local access to shared data, and increased availability of applications because alternate data access options exist.
Less-active lifestyles and increased availability of processed foods have placed many people in developing countries at increased risk of cancer as well as conditions such as diabetes mellitus and heart disease.
"So the rate of death increased at a rate less than half of what had increased just the year before". Conway pointed to a sharp decline in prescriptions for opioid painkillers, stepped-up government efforts to reduce the flow of illegal fentanyl and increased availability of treatment beds through Medicaid waivers, per my colleague Lenny Bernstein, who was on the call.
When considering improvements in the borrower's creditworthiness as one of the reasons for refinancing mortgages, we show that refinancing penalties can be welfare improving, and that they can be particularly beneficial to riskier borrowers in the form of lower mortgage rates, reduced defaults, and increased availability of credit.
