The phrase "availability aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different factors or considerations related to the availability of a product, service, or resource.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to consider the availability aspects of the new software to ensure it meets our operational needs."
Alternatives: "availability factors" or "availability considerations".
We provide details on our proposed solution and we extensively evaluate important network performance and availability aspects that we did not cover so far.
Therefore implementation of the DVPA algorithm in conjunction with VPH would improve the reliability and availability aspects of QoS in connection-oriented IP/MPLS packet networks.
State of Health (SoH) of Li-ion batteries plays a critical role in their deployment from economic, safety, and availability aspects.
In this work, we present a new analytical modeling technique that allows us to represent an SDN controller whose components are organized in a hierarchical topology, focusing on reliability and availability aspects and overcoming issues and limitations of Markovian models.
We focus on the computational cost of cryptographic processes as well as availability aspects.
Reliability and availability aspects, although defined as categories, were not identified in any of the solutions analyzed by the authors.
Investors will need to watch U.S. housing activity with great care, as recent developments, including the credit availability aspect, are not encouraging.
Our index is the first of its kind to consider bio-availability aspects of diet in the evaluation of diet quality.
Although several conservation strategies for bumblebees address forage availability, other aspects of bumblebee ecology are often ignored.
While the utilised SMAA-TRI method copes well with limitations in data availability, qualitative aspects of decision making still pose an obstacle.
Families often seek out private health facilities as they perceive the quality of care as better overall (21– 28), although a recent systematic review suggests that quality in both public and private provider groups is poor, with the private sector being better in terms of drug availability and aspects of responsiveness to client expectations (29).
