The phrase "availability a computer" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a verb or preposition to make sense in context.
Example: "The availability of a computer is crucial for our project deadlines."
Alternatives: "access to a computer" or "availability of a computer".
Some of these computer uses are only based on the availability of a computer, and others on the availability of an Internet connection.
In late October, federal antitrust officials moved to block the $825 million acquisition of Comdisco's Availability Solutions, a computer disaster-recovery concern, arguing that it would reduce competition.
Availability: Now A computer that comes with genome analysis software could simplify the task that doctors and researchers face when trying to glean medically useful information from an individual's DNA.
Also, they are more likely to invest in their children through books, providing special lessons, or availability of a computer, for example (Carneiro et al. 2013).
While the effect of parental occupation is stronger for immigrants, the number of books at home and the availability of a computer and a study desk are all strong predictors of achievement both for immigrant and native students.
In this paper we use students' gender and age, their parents' education and occupation, the number of books at home as well as the availability of a computer and a study place at home.7 The descriptive statistics for the above individual characteristics are presented in Table 5.
The availability of a computer and internet tends to be higher in individuals from higher socioeconomic groups and in younger individuals [ 17].
In the same way the availability of a computer at the facility (OR 3.670, 95% CI 1.237 10.889, p=0.019) was a predictor of the respondents' willingness to participate in surveillance activities.
This pragmatic recruitment procedure has been adopted in other cluster-randomized controlled trials in German primary care settings (e.g. [ 27]) Inclusion criteria for practices were registration as a family physician without specialization and availability of a computer in the consulting room.
Ten percent of households in Sri Lanka posses a computer, availability of computers in households is highest in the Western province (19percentt) [ 5].
