The phrase "as a function of the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something changes or is determined based on the availability of a resource or condition.
Example: "The scheduling of the project will be adjusted as a function of the availability of team members."
Alternatives: "depending on the availability" or "based on the availability".
The paper proposes a methodology to assess the energy demand and supply options as a function of the availability of geometry, building standard and use data.
As a function of the availability of styrene monomer, in the initial phase of the research test samples were prepared from plaster composites with this type of material.
The inlet temperature of the diathermic oil entering the ORC system varies as a function of the availability of solar energy, also determining an oscillating response of the ORC.
Based on the topology of the network, and on the properties of the dependencies, our method quantifies the operability of each system as a function of the availability and correctness of the required input, and of the operability of the other systems in the network.
A complement good is one in which demand increases as a function of the availability of a related good; in contrast, a substitute good is one in which use decreases with increased availability of a related good (Nicholson, 1998).
The value of i th depends mainly on environmental aggressiveness which can be expressed as a function of the availability of water, oxygen and chloride concentration at the corrosion cell.
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The aim of this component is to vary the thermal storage capacity as a function of the combinations of solar radiation availability and user thermal/cooling energy demands.
The implications concerning paleogeochemical availability of respiratory substrates as a function of the oxidation state of the environment are discussed.
These anomalies are explained by the hydrogen availability at the crack tip as a function of the test parameters.
Second, we exploit the recent availability of a genome evolution simulation tool to assess the performance of BBH as a function of the rate of gene duplication.
