The phrase "availability and utilisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility and use of resources, services, or information.
Example: "The availability and utilisation of renewable energy sources are crucial for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "accessibility and use of" or "provision and application of".
Individual employee characteristics are also likely to influence both the availability and utilisation of TLF arrangements.
The collection originates from before the ubiquitous availability and utilisation of (high-resolution) ultrasound for prenatal screening and therefore most specimens are full-grown fetuses or newborns.
There is wide geographical and diurnal variability in availability and utilisation of physician-based pre-hospital critical care support.
However, there is the need for strengthened joint efforts between the public and private sectors towards improving production, availability and utilisation of nutritious F&V.
The increasing availability and utilisation of screening tests, in particular first trimester tests, has expanded GPs' role in facilitating women's informed decision-making.
Increased availability and utilisation of self-testing may have public health implications, particularly relating to the delivery of national screening programmes [ 32].
Socioeconomic differentials manifest as inequities in the availability, affordability, and utilisation of health services [ 17, 44, 45].
The increased serum P in the Si-supplemented rats, compared to Si-depleted rats, suggests that Si increases the availability and utilisation (incorporation into bone) of dietary P [40].
In China, the focus of studies has largely been on availability of, access to and utilisation of services although some have implied a poor quality of maternal health care [ 9].
An additional level of complexity is added by the fact that nutrient availability and utilisation might change over the course of infection: for example, intracellular bacilli versus the late stages of infection where tissue has undergone caseation and liquefaction.
According to our approach [ 13], the first step was to identify the decision making units (DMU) -in this case a series of comparable small health areas- to be analyzed, and to identify and evaluate the inputs and outputs (I/O) of service availability and utilisation that describe these DMU.
