The phrase "availability and reasonable" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought, making it unclear in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability of something that is also reasonable, but it needs to be part of a larger, more complete phrase.
Example: "The availability and reasonable pricing of the product make it an attractive option for consumers."
Alternatives: "accessibility and affordability" or "availability and affordability.".
(iv)Uniform availability and reasonable alternative standards.
Among DC solutions, topology with MVDC at 50 kV has good availability and reasonable losses compared to other solutions.
The availability and reasonable cost of next-generation sequencing will facilitate the detection of gene(s) responsible for TSD, as well as the identification of sex ratio thermosensitive populations.
Soybean proteins have been recognized as one of the most appropriate alternative protein sources for FM in aquafeed because of their consistent nutritional composition, comparatively balanced amino acid profile, availability, and reasonable price [ 3].
The fundamental difference between the reasonable availability and fair benefit approaches is that while the former restricts benefits to the proven intervention only, the latter expands the range of benefits to other possible benefits besides the proven intervention.
20 To qualify as an ideal biomarker, many criteria need to be satisfied, such as a small blood volume, high sensitivity and specificity, high positive and negative predicative values, short laboratory turnaround time, 24 hours bedside availability and a reasonable price.
Google calendar was chosen as the first data source somewhat at random, based on the availability of an API and reasonable terms of service for its use.
(The methods paper briefly evaluates researchers' adherence to international guidelines' requirements for responsiveness, research capacity strengthening, and reasonable availability).
Its requirements differ from the justice requirements articulated in international research ethics guidelines such as responsiveness and reasonable availability [ 8].
Two additional criteria: responsiveness and reasonable availability, were introduced to justify research on impoverished populations in developing countries.
As stated in the 2008 DoH, provision 17, the responsiveness and reasonable availability require that research on disadvantaged populations prioritizes the subjects' health needs and ensures that individual subjects retain reasonable access to research findings involving themselves [ 32- 34].
