The phrase "availability as a result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or consequence of a particular situation or action that leads to availability.
Example: "The system's downtime was unexpected, but we managed to restore availability as a result of our quick response."
Alternatives: "accessibility due to" or "availability stemming from".
"Ultimately it is the consumer who will face higher prices, or reduced availability, as a result," he said.
This could probably be associated with the limited precursor availability as a result of a weak hydrolysis process under such low ammonia concentration.
Taking into account the elevated water needs indicated by temperature increase, in combination with reduced water availability as a result of precipitation decrease, the water stress indicated by summer crops during the spring period is significant.
During solid tumor development, cancer cells may experience limited nutrient and oxygen availability as a result of the distance to the vasculature and lack of neoangiogenesis.
2 At the onset of the crisis, food insecurity was undoubtedly a problem; disagreement remained, however, about the magnitude of the crisis and the effect on food availability as a result of drought, locust invasion, and high prices.
Therefore, CBF reduction and impaired NVC are probably accounted for not only by increased 20-HETE production but also by other pathophysiological mechanisms initiated by decreased NO availability as a result of CSD [ 113].
— The Knicks do not lead the N.B.A. in candor or availability, and as a result, insight into injuries is often hard to come by.
In dry years with poor pasture and water availability, and as a result, low milk production, sheep and goats are not milked and the kids and lambs are allowed to suckle all the milk (Maltz et al. 1983).
However, while provisions to support pastoralism are an improvement on past policies, much of the legislation is not sensitive to changes in climate and resource availability and as a result can inhibit the ability of pastoralists to adapt to the extremely unpredictable Sahelian environment (UNEP 2011).
Bucida buceras can increase GSH availability and as a result promote the elimination of H2O2 by increasing the catalase activity.
Roots are one of the primary sites responsive to restrictive conditions of water availability and, as a result, synthesize chemical signals for a rapid response of the plant to drought stress [ 41].
