The phrase "as their availability to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or readiness of something for a particular group or purpose.
Example: "The team will assess the project timeline as their availability to contribute becomes clearer."
Alternatives: "given their access to" or "considering their readiness for".
Two key aspects of the specialist nurse role were seen as unique: their availability to the patient, and their ability to liaise between the patient and the medical system.
10 32 Supply-side factors relate to (1) the quality of staff, and include whether they speak the same language as the target population, their availability to provide services, and their ability to treat certain conditions; (2) the quality and availability of buildings, technology and equipment; (3) the price, availability and quality of consumables and (4) the quality of management.
The users may indicate their availability to act as a curator, but the role must be assigned by an administrator.
Quantification of residual amino acid concentrations in the media is important as their availability is seen to be strongly linked to recombinant protein expression (Jordan et al. 2013).
But as their availability increased and their cost decreased as they became ubiquitous they all became commodity inputs.
There is a need to educate mothers on the proven benefits of IPTsp and ITN as well as ensure their availability in other to have improved pregnancy outcomes.
For example doctor's availability for abused women differs by gender as female doctors tend to restrict their availability due to distress it brought about and male doctors because of time constraints.
Application of PDMs towards lead generation and combinatorial chemistry as well as to increase their availability in rational use prompted us to compile exhaustive datasets of molecules from Himalayan bioresource.
The reasons for the high frequency of use of handouts were considered as their wide availability due to their provision at the end of lectures that are limited to one hour a day.
