The phrase "assessments of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses regarding the availability of resources, services, or options.
Example: "The assessments of availability for the new software will determine if we can implement it in our current system."
Alternatives: "evaluations of availability" or "analyses of availability".
The priority strategies for arsenic mitigation program in Bangladesh fall into four categories: proper health education, policy and standards; health systems support; assessment of availability and acceptability of community- based mitigation options; and support in the community.
While results of our study do not allow for conclusions on whether the choice of location influenced the selection of suicide method or vice versa, this should be explored in future studies, as it carries significant potentials for improving searches of missing persons based on the detailed assessment of availability and accessibility of specific means of suicide.
Because a comparative assessment of availability between areas is not supported by study design, most analyses combine data from all six study areas to provide a general understanding of the supply-side configuration of health services located in and around poor urban settlements.
These guidelines were often integrated into assessments of service availability, assessing services for the availability of essential resources and equipment as well as relevant clinical practice guidelines.
Assessments of land availability should account for these trade-offs and limitations.
The importance of feedstock supply highlights the need for location-specific assessments of feedstock availability and price.
Many assessments of land availability exclude forest lands and focus instead on so-called 'unused' and 'degraded' lands, sometimes addressed as wastelands.
Overall, survey results indicated that there was a flow of food purchases over the month; all households purchased groceries, primarily at supermarkets or supercenters, on at least four occasions prior to the five in-home assessments of food availability.
Excluding forest land but including grasslands, secondary vegetation and other (semi natural land cover types in assessments of farmland availability is based on a tacit assumption that forests are more valuable than other ecosystems which may not necessarily be the case.
