The phrase "availability and sensitivity of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the accessibility and responsiveness of certain information, resources, or data.
Example: "The availability and sensitivity of patient data must be carefully managed to ensure privacy and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "accessibility and responsiveness of" or "provision and confidentiality of".
The increasing availability and sensitivity of in situ advanced spectroscopic probes such as XAS is expected to support important advances in molecular toxicology.
With the improved availability and sensitivity of MRI there is an increase in incidental findings.
Due to the specific economic and political situations of each country, availability and sensitivity of information sources differed.
We selected the 3 km street network buffer after evaluating associations with resource availability and sensitivity of buffer size.
In younger mothers, the proportions of pregnancies diagnosed antenatally increased from 3%to43%3% owing to improvements in the availability and sensitivity of screening tests.
The availability of such subclinical information will depend on the specificity and sensitivity of the tests as well as on ease and costs of implementation on-farm.
The Si accumulation in the leaf blades and stems of rice decreases the mutual shading and sensitivity of plants to diseases caused by high nitrogen availability.
High specificity and sensitivity of CT angiography (95% and 1000 %, respectively) [26] as well as high availability make it the imaging modality of choice for the evaluation of TA.
This suggests that the apoptosis process elicited by HNE could vary in different cell types due to changes in the availability or sensitivity of specific regulatory pathways that are activated by the aldehyde.
The results demonstrate that there are a number of appropriate climatic parameters for sky classification and the selection depends on their availability, accuracy and sensitivity.
Our results show that FluBO can be used as a ratiometric biosensor for molecular oxygen that changes the emission maxima of the donor and acceptor domain as a function of O2 availability and its sensitivity is within the physiological range relevant for bacteria as well as for eukaryotes, including mammalian and human cells [ 2].
