The phrase "availability and complexity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence and intricacy of a particular subject or resource.
Example: "The availability and complexity of data analysis tools can significantly impact research outcomes."
Alternatives: "accessibility and intricacy of" or "presence and difficulty of".
Inclusion of all these factors in one analytical model may be impossible due to availability of data and complexity of the analytical techniques.
Issues related to availability and complexity currently limit the use of this assay.
The heterogeneity and complexity of IDs demands the availability of large patient cohorts which has not been available until now.
Length and complexity of the data collection instrument, availability of data (electronic versus paper medical record), and complexity of the abstraction process (number of abstraction locations, number of abstractors) are key elements to consider during the decision making process.
Due to the specific nature and complexity of material composition, process flows and data availability there is a need for electronics-specific methodologies for environmental assessment.
Severity of symptoms, stability of condition and complexity of drug regimens combine to influence the availability of effective resources and influence frequency of GP consultations.
Specially, we aimed to understand the current availability of specialized HF clinics in the province, and the intensity and complexity of services offered.
The availability of NGS data has resulted in a menagerie of SV-detection tools reflecting the broad size range, diversity, and complexity of SVs [ 21].
The magnitude and complexity of the Games.
Even though the above definitions can be consistently applied to any phenotypic feature in any diploid organism, the expression (mRNA or protein) phenotype defines a natural starting point from the point of view of data availability and regulatory complexity, and in the rest of the paper we will focus on the mRNA phenotype.
