The phrase "availability cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, finance, or resource management, referring to the cost associated with the availability of a resource or service.
Example: "The availability cost of maintaining a large inventory can significantly impact our overall profitability."
Alternatives: "cost of availability" or "availability expense.".
Community based services are considered favourable in terms of good access, 24/7 availability, cost effectiveness and acceptability, especially if local providers are available.
Adopting an economic approach, the report develops what it calls a water availability cost curve.
Housing – its availability, cost and quality – is one of the key battlegrounds on which the general election will be fought.
Erratic availability, cost, laws and policies prevent unmarried adolescents in low and middle income countries from accessing contraceptives.
This includes real estate availability, cost of operation, and competing for people's attention with so many offerings on any given night.
"Operator device procurement tends to be a formalized process several times a year and is all about hardcore economics — attractiveness, availability, cost — rather than being generous to firms on the basis of their lobbying strategy," Mr. Page said.
Nevertheless, they have important disadvantages: lack of availability, cost and color.
An additional example of efficient sharing is disaster medical education; many or all of the educational proposals outlined in the previous section could be shared, increasing availability, cost-effectiveness and, probably, quality.
This paper extends this approach to more QoS properties by providing analytical algorithms for availability-cost optimization and three-dimensional availability-performance-cost optimization.
The remarkable improvements in contraception since their mothers started working - advances in variety, availability, cost and most important, reliability -- are by now, for this generation of women, unremarkable.
The cost of final products depends on many factors including the feedstock availability/cost and production technology.
