The phrase "areas of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific locations or contexts where something is accessible or can be obtained.
Example: "The report outlines the areas of availability for our new product across different regions."
Alternatives: "zones of access" or "regions of accessibility".
Preliminary geoarchaeological results allow extending the area of availability up to 90 km towards the lowlands from the outcrops.
Additionally, while a significant body of work exists in the sub-area of availability, only one publication deals with detection and prevention of attacks.
The EIU's index ranks 105 countries with a model that analyzes 25 individual indicators in the areas of affordability, availability and quality and safety.
Future research could also examine further the type of work naturopaths are undertaking in areas of restricted availability of conventional services as compared to those area well served by conventional services.
Even the very earliest studies of "Asian rickets" illustrated the protective impact, particularly for this population (generally impoverished and poorly housed in crowded inner-city areas), of the availability of fortified welfare foods.
The consequent decrease in O2 consumption expands the area of O2 availability within the tumor, allowing distally situated tumor cells (relative to the vasculature) to proliferate, which benefits tumor growth as a whole [ 297].
The survey report, however, recommended that the experiences of inpatient care, including day care needed to be improved in a number of specific areas including availability of nurses, pain relief, provision of information on treatment, possible side-effects of treatment and what to do after discharge and need for support at home.
There was a significant interaction between access to PCPs and orthopaedic surgeon geographic availability for the rate of office visits, with access to PCPs being more important in areas of low geographic availability of orthopaedic surgeons.
Data on geographic variations in the availability of physician services in Ontario suggest that there are more emergency room visits in areas of lower physician availability, which tend to be rural and remote communities [ 7].
A key characteristic of the index is the ability to provide a more realistic measure of the availability of orthopaedic surgeon services, particularly for health planning areas with few orthopaedic surgeons that are adjacent to areas of more ample availability.
