The phrase "audit of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assessing or evaluating the availability of resources, services, or systems.
Example: "The IT department conducted an audit of availability to ensure that all critical systems were operational and accessible."
Alternatives: "availability assessment" or "availability review".
This is significantly higher than the 34% rate we found in an unpublished 2012 national study conducted in the USA, in the only other audit of e-cigarette availability.
Food outlets were audited for availability, price, and quality of healthful food choices.
A recent review found that within facility based audits, the availability of data on neonatal specific formulations (lower concentration gentamicin, procaine benzylpenicillin) was scarce [ 64] and therefore, more data is needed regarding the availability of neonatal formulations and specific requirements for administration to newborns.
The quality-of-care surveys that do exist largely focus on facility readiness, based on facility audits of human resources, availability of equipment and commodities, and self-reported practices of health care workers [ 17, 21].
Increased rates during an audit imply that the correct infrastructure is in place, in terms of availability of functioning hand washing stations, and that the staff are aware of the hand hygiene policies.
Quality of care was assessed in terms of availability of basic resources (principally equipment and drugs) and audit of case records for documentation of patient assessment and treatment at admission.
This audit assessed the availability of appropriate hand hygiene equipment and the practice of good hand hygiene at Broadmoor Hospital using the local hand hygiene policy as the standard for comparison.
To update the situation, those countries previously reporting no guideline availability were re-audited with surveys sent out to national professional societies and competent authorities enquiring as to the awareness of availability of national legislation and to the availability of referral guidelines, including work in progress.
This audit revealed widespread availability of e-cigarettes and in-store marketing in London, UK.
Mainly because of availability.
