The phrase "availability comfort" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing the comfort derived from the availability of something, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The availability comfort provided by the new online services has made shopping much easier for everyone."
Alternatives: "ease of access" or "comfort of availability".
For further detail of attribute and dimensions, together with exemplar quotations from workshops, please see Additional file 1. Workshop participants identified a range of dimensions that characterised the challenges of accessing services, including convenience, ease, availability, comfort, and the personal meaning associated with different forms of transport.
This new development supports various views of performance throughout the building life cycle in relation to performance domains such as energy consumption, lighting availability, occupant comfort (thermal, visual), room acoustics and the environmental impacts related to the construction materials and fuel streams over the whole building life span.
The problematic aspect of applying the method was data availability, especially for comfort.
Students view MC exams as easier than essay exams and feel MC exams are easier to prepare for (require less time and effort), find the availability of options comforting, and like to be able to guess the right answer (Zeidner, 1987).
But some Mets fans — who are arguably more concerned these days with the wobbliness of the team's fielding and pitching than its desserts — seemed unimpressed by the availability of spoon-up comfort food.
For instance, as stated previously, incarceration facilities are often in very remote places that can make it difficult to sustain familial relationships because of lack of availability of public transport (Comfort 2008).
In addition to protection, the selection of textiles takes into consideration factors such as the impact of protective clothing on job performance; comfort; durability; availability, and cost; use, care, and maintenance, and cultural factors.
Respondents reported satisfaction with time available to be with other patients, staff availability, and their degree of comfort talking to staff.
Scant attention is paid to the serious and legitimate concerns that cause governments to pull back from a process as exhausting as it is expensive — though applicants without the resources of Madonna and Angelina Jolie can take comfort in the availability of equally needy options much closer to home.
Comfort and accessibility: availability and quality of street furniture and shelters, signage and of maps and information, cafés and toilets.
Coach Herve Renard knows the absence of Mulenga, who plays for Utrecht in the Netherlands, is a major blow but takes comfort in the availability of new players.
