The phrase "availability and standard of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility and quality of a particular service, product, or resource.
Example: "The availability and standard of healthcare services in rural areas need significant improvement."
Alternatives: "accessibility and quality of" or "provision and level of".
The prevalence of corneal disease varies from country to country as also from one population to another, depending on many factors, such as the availability and general standards of eye care [ 3].
This is partly related to lack of common definitions and classifications, partly to poor availability and use of standard statistical sources for workforce monitoring, and partly to lack of political will to place monitoring of human resources for rehabilitation high on the health agenda - the latter itself may be related to the way societies often interpret and react to disability.
Telcom companies in the US hold themselves to the high availability standard of five 9s or %99.999percentt availability.
Combined with the availability standard of GPS Standard Positioning Service (SPS) performance standards and BDS Signal In Space Interface Control Document (Version 2.0), the proposed evaluation models of SIS availability are effective and the performance of GPS SIS and BDS SIS conform the availability of performance standards, respectively.
While this is a high standard, availability and popularity of portable computers, deprioritize the need for simplicity of the model and having an apparent structure.
The plausible explanation for such discrepancy can be inequality in economic conditions and resources, effective fluoridation policy, efficiency of healthcare system, availability and consumption of refined sugars, standard of oral health awareness among public, dietary and oral hygiene lifestyles, as well as motivational status of parents and children.
With availability and comparability of data up to standard in the future, inclusion of indicators such as HbA1c testing and control into selected OECD health care quality indicators for reporting would enhance understanding of variation in health system performance across countries and point to ways for improvement.
In contrast, Addis Ababa has fulfilled the WHO minimum standard in terms of availability and accessibility of the EmONC services yet the quality of the services remains highly compromised.
First, although at least 16 phthalate metabolites in urine can be measured (Kato et al. 2005), we measured only three, based on children's likely exposure, availability of standard samples, and technical experience of the analyses.
Coulter et al. advanced a list of prerequisites to be put in place to normalise SDM in clinical practice, including: appropriate policies, regulation and standards; availability of tools and information; tools for monitoring progress; training; clinical and patient champions; evidence of effectiveness; incentives; and implementation plans [ 76].
