The phrase "availability at the facility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of resources, services, or items at a specific location or establishment.
Example: "Please check the availability at the facility before scheduling your visit to ensure that the equipment you need is on hand."
Alternatives: "accessibility at the location" or "resources at the site".
Survey respondents also reported difficulty obtaining their prescribed medications due to lack of availability at the facility or the cost of the treatment.
The office/facility checklist assesses resource availability at the facility and higher levels.
Improvements in HR integration were not associated with improved service availability at the facility level.
Most of the facility in-charge persons reported that they used to encourage and motivate their staff to ensure their availability at the facility and this helped the health facilities to cope during the crisis period.
On the other hand, MCD had 15 medicines with 0% availability at the surveyed facilities.
The provider survey included questions on training, provision of FP methods, integration of FP with other services, and availability of methods at the facility.
The second development was that from 1999 through 2001, more patients from the Atlantique and Oueme regions came to CSNG because of active public health programs that raised awareness of BU and the availability of treatment at the facility.
In Bangladesh, mothers who rated the availability of services at the facility (a composite of waiting area, drinking water, clean toilet and waiting time) as 'good' were significantly more satisfied with care than those who rated the services as 'poor' [ 27].
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Program planners realized that in more remote areas where outreach was conducted, effective planning required advance knowledge of many more extenuating factors, such as accessibility via roads, availability of electricity and water, space availability at a facility, and the total catchment population of the facility.
Selection criteria were based on accessibility during the data collection period and likely availability of health staff at the facility to provide the information that was required.
