The phrase "availability and chance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the factors that influence the likelihood of an event occurring or the accessibility of resources.
Example: "The success of the project depends on the availability and chance of securing funding from investors."
Alternatives: "accessibility and opportunity" or "readiness and possibility.".
On the other hand, rural patients were willing to pay less than urban patients to benefit from improvements over all other attributes: geographical proximity (−8.91), staff attitude (−3.57), doctor-patient relationship (−21.53), drug availability (−27.63) and chance of recovery (−15.84).
On the other hand, higher educated patients were willing to pay less than lower educated person to benefit from improvements in the doctor-patient relationship (−1.54), drug availability (−1.37) and chance of recovery (−0.43) attributes.
Finally, patients coming to the hospital for an acute or common illness were willing to pay less than those who come to the hospital due to other reasons: geographical proximity (−7.44), and see the same health professional (−4.90), doctor-patient relationship (−11.48), drug availability (−15.71) and chance of recovery (−9.36) attributes were evidenced.
Vitkauskas doesn't see Sosh, or the many listings-based apps that are out there, as head-on competitors because of that magic combination of offering shortlists, real-time availability and a chance to buy tickets within the app.
These are: a closer doctor-patient relationship, increased drug availability and increased chances of recovery.
Patients expressed a negative willing to pay for doctor-patient relationship (−0.90 BDT), drug availability (−0.81 BDT) and chance of recovery (−0.22 BDT).
On the other hand, higher educated patients were willing to pay less to benefit from improvements in the doctor-patient relationship (−0.4%), drug availability (−0.2%) and chance of recovery (−0.1%) attributes.
Acute patients expressed a positive willing to pay for geographical proximity (−3.34 BDT), seeing the same health professional (−2.11 BDT), doctor-patient relationship (−6.75 BDT), drug availability (−9.27 BDT) and chance of recovery (−4.90 BDT).
Patients living in rural areas expressed a negative willing to pay for geographical proximity (−4.04 BDT), staff attitude (−1.61 BDT), doctor-patient relationship (−12.78 BDT), drug availability (−16.47 BDT) and chance of recovery (−8.34 BDT).
Finally, the probability that patients coming to the hospital for an acute or common illness were willing to pay less than those who come to the hospital due to other reasons to benefit from improvements in: geographical proximity (−5%), seeing the same health professional (−4%), doctor-patient relationship (−3%), drug availability (−3%) and chance of recovery (−2%) attributes.
