The phrase "anticipated that the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations regarding the presence or accessibility of something in the future.
Example: "The team anticipated that the availability of the new software would significantly improve productivity."
Alternatives: "expected that the availability" or "foreseen that the availability".
It is anticipated that the availability of this evidence-based and mechanistic approach to pain classification will be of substantial benefit to chronic pain research and treatment.
It is anticipated that the availability of this tool, and the enhanced understanding of the nature of the active sites, will provide the means for designing improved SCR catalysts.
It is anticipated that the availability of ground water will also be impacted because of the projected changes in precipitation and land use.
It is anticipated that the availability and accessibility of information on policy implementation might differ among countries.
It is anticipated that the availability of the full sequence of the rice genome will greatly speed up the fine-mapping and cloning of rice genes.
It was anticipated that the availability of these types of utilization data depended on the country or even site-specific degree of service integration as well as the informational exchange across health care service providers (e.g. PH treatment centre and general practitioner).
We anticipate that the availability of the complete genomic information of H.orenii will facilitate research for the elucidation of the underlying mechanisms controlling sporulation coupled to the formation of the Gram negative type outer membrane.
We anticipate that the availability of these sequences will be of significant value to functional studies in C. hominivorax and closely related species in the Calliphoridae family.
We anticipate that the availability of this introgression library will further contribute to the dissection and identification of the molecular bases of the rather impressive adapting plasticity of maize.
It is anticipated that the current availability of different tyrosine kinase inhibitors in the advanced setting and better selection of high-risk patients benefitting from long-term adjuvant imatinib will continue to lead to a further improvement in patient outcomes.
