The phrase "availability causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reasons or factors related to the availability of something, such as resources or services.
Example: "The availability causes of the product were analyzed to understand the market demand better."
Alternatives: "factors affecting availability" or "reasons for availability".
There is ample evidence that increasing nitrogen (N) availability causes overall declines in plant species diversity (cf. Stevens et al. 2011; Bobbink et al. 2010; Bobbink et al. 2015).
However, that doesn't mean that naloxone availability causes people to refrain from calling 911.
Yet if greater availability causes the demand for Cuban cigars to grow and outpace supply, prices might remain high.
Hypoxic cells may utilise this pathway when low oxygen availability causes a shift from oxidative phosphorylation metabolism to non-oxidative phosphorylation metabolism.
Differences exist among sampling localities in terms of food availability, causes of variations of fat content, and hence varying accumulation potential in fish.
Thus increasing AA and insulin availability causes changes in anabolic signaling and amounts of enzymes of the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway, which cannot be easily reconciled with observed effects on MPS or LPB.
Contra Ross, I will argue that the neural adaptations characteristic of addiction provide a mechanism for judgment shift of the general kind Ainslie describes (though I do not take myself to be committed to all the features of Ainslie's view: in particular, on my account cues predictive of drug availability cause preference-reversals as effectively as immediately available rewards).
Its scant release is a scandal (one of many to afflict the independent-film scene in recent years); its home-video availability, cause for celebration.
Environmental factors (such as temperature, photoperiod, and food availability) cause storage of neurohormones, and the corpora allata become inactive.
According to the respondents, reduced pasture availability (caused by mesquite invasion) and frequent rain shortage caused the problem.
As a result, the plants formed dense mats in water, depleting oxygen and light availability, causing declines in the numbers of fish and other aquatic species.
