The phrase "availability and commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's readiness to participate and their dedication to a task or responsibility.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to assess the availability and commitment of all team members."
Alternatives: "readiness and dedication" or "accessibility and devotion".
The practicalities of availability, engagement and commitment meant that the interests of stakeholders were not represented equally during the development process.
This was mainly thanks to the increased availability and the commitment of midwives to their work and the overall improvement in the health centre.
Parental attitudes and commitment, availability of resources, and the presence of an associated neurologic deficit or medical disorder can also significantly impact outcomes.
Gareth Southgate's predecessor as head coach, Stuart Pearce, seemed constantly at war during his tenure with the clubs over player availability and grumbled about player commitment.
The methods that a facility adopts depend on the type and number of cases the facility handles, availability and maintenance of good data and documentation system, availability of resources and local leadership and commitment of the staff.
The new subparagraphs add considerable detail regarding the oral announcement of the forfeiture at sentencing, the reference to the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, the availability of Rule 36 to correct the failure to include the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, and the time to appeal.
Keys to the success of the programme were the enthusiasm and commitment of students, the availability of the coordination team, the simplicity of the electronic platform and the support of local/regional/WHO offices.
Users were selected from each of the clinical teams by the team leaders, according to their availability and their varying degrees of commitment to the project.
Although he disliked committees, Hutton served as an England Test selector in 1975 and 1976, but business commitments limited his availability and for this reason he resigned in 1977.
Such factors included the perceived characteristics of robust evidence, its availability and accessibility, national and international political commitments; and different policy and evidence processes.
