The phrase "area availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or readiness of a specific location or space for use or occupancy.
Example: "Before scheduling the event, we need to check the area availability to ensure there is enough space for all attendees."
Alternatives: "space availability" or "location availability".
Fig. 4b shows that this is only partly a result of increased yields on areas used for growing bioenergy: Growth in yields compared to BAU makes more area available for growing bioenergy, while any reduction in cropland yields results in less area availability.
Another limitation of the study was that Ae. aegypti trapping data was only available for a limited part of the Cairns urban area; availability of comprehensive mosquito trapping data would allow for further refinement of the spatially-heterogeneous vector habitat sub-models.
Under moderate HECm, small increments in mortality rates necessitated disproportionately large increases in core area availability to avoid quasi-extinction.
The results suggest that polysaccharide coated particles are more individually distributed while agglomeration of the uncoated particles limits the surface area availability and access to membrane bound organelles.
According to the micro-Raman result as shown in Figure 5a, longer synthesis time was found to produce CNTs with narrower diameter which is associated with large specific surface area availability.
Further, drop break-up, drop-drop interactions, collision of the spray plume with the column wall, and wall flow affect the liquid surface area availability and the effective gas liquid contact area to varying degrees.
Since a majority of people in many countries live in urban areas, availability and use of urban green areas is of increasing importance to public health.
Variability in the attributes of a particular place such as weather conditions, the size of fishing areas, availability of alternative fisheries, and changes in kelp cover contribute inherently as measures of vulnerability but they also shape fishermen perceptions of what are important measures of vulnerability.
The study setting covers family practice and home care in different geographical areas of Lower Saxony, Germany, stratified to infrastructure of health care facilities (i.e. local family practitioner availability in urban/rural areas, availability of specialist palliative care teams).
Other advantages include the ability to produce large amounts of SCA for dispersal into areas where hatchery carcass placement or inorganic nutrient application is unwarranted due to access (i.e. roadless areas), availability (lack of hatchery returns), or potential pathogen and contaminant issues (fish pathogens and heavy metals).
During this study, the infection prevention measures available in our ED waiting area were availability of tissues and posters promoting hand hygiene.
