The phrase "availability and intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence and strength of a particular resource, phenomenon, or condition.
Example: "The availability and intensity of sunlight directly affect the growth of the plants in the garden."
Alternatives: "accessibility and strength of" or "presence and degree of".
Table 1 presents sample descriptive statistics in Spain of the main outcome variables in the subsequent empirical analysis, i.e., the availability and intensity of OTJ activities, the perception on the efficacy of the training process and, finally, the scores in both tests.
Third, we do not attempt to explain the differences in HCV prevalence, for example, by fitting additional covariates on injecting risk behavior or the availability and intensity of prevention services.
Exposure of the skin to ultraviolet B (UVB) rays in sunlight is the source of 80%to95%5% of circulating vitamin D and its metabolites in humans, so availability and intensity of sunlight are strong correlates of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH D], the principal circulating vitamin D metabolite.
We present econometric results for several outcome variables: two measures of training activities (availability and intensity), and another two measures of cognitive skills.
The net effect of epiphytes on seagrass growth and morphology depends on the independent and interactive effects of a variety of factors, including nutrient availability and the intensity of grazing on epiphytes.
Themes with a direct impact on service availability (years of practice, hours and intensity of work) were more commonly featured (26 articles, 76%) than those that affect supply or availability of services indirectly (practice characteristics, scope of practice) (18 articles, 53%).
Due to limitations in data availability for emergency care visits, and intensity of inpatient care for the study participants, we cannot examine these issues.
In photobioreactors (PBR), the availability and the intensity of the light, which are affected by the cells' movement, are the major factors controlling the biomass productivity.
Although the feedstock price and availability and energy intensity of the process are significant barriers, biomass-derived jet fuel has the potential to replace a significant portion of conventional jet fuel required to meet commercial and military demand.
More studies are needed to confirm these multifaceted effects and to confirm that such a coordinated regulation between nutrient availability and the intensity of the inflammatory response is also at play during acute insults.
However, eucalypts across northern Australia may be relatively insensitive to fire and their biomass largely controlled by water availability rather than by the frequency and intensity of fires [29].
