The phrase "availability contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements or contracts that specify the availability of a service, product, or resource.
Example: "The company signed an availability contract to ensure that the software would be accessible to users at all times."
Alternatives: "service availability agreement" or "resource availability contract.".
Availability contracting, a novel approach in this area and a special type of performance based contract, is replacing traditional service procurement practices.
In a future conflict, if, for example, one or two countries that had made a large contribution to a pooled fleet of air-to-air tankers decided to sit out the campaign, what would happen to the assets they had paid for and helped to operate?Mr Rasmussen is looking at "assurance of availability" contracts signed between participants in a pooling arrangement.
Instead of that approach, Amazon is releasing the Firefly functionality through their own high-spec handset that will have limited availability (on contract it will be available on just one US network, AT&T) at a price that matches the Samsung Galaxy S5 or iPhone 5S ($199 plus 24 month contract, or upwards of $600 for a SIM free handset).
First, let us assume that only the accounting measures are available (no (P_{2})), but that late reporting does not restrict the availability for contracting.
(b) related to percentage availability under contracts on or after Oct. 1, 1981, subsec.
(a) related to percentage availability under contracts prior to Oct. 1, 1981, subsec.
This research work aims to improve resource utilization in availability type contracts by simulating human resources and processes in an aircraft maintenance line.
The paper provides discussion on how the results of the simulation of the models can be used to support decision making and the design of availability based contracts.
To address this gap, this paper outlines a conceptual model of how advanced service outcomes should be delivered under an availability-based contract for defence avionics.
That suggests that tablets are considered by most to be a more suitable gift than smartphones, perhaps owing to their availability without contracts.
