The phrase "availability demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to supply chain management, economics, or business to refer to the demand for a product or service based on its availability.
Example: "The availability demand for the new smartphone model has surged since its release, leading to stock shortages."
Alternatives: "supply-demand availability" or "demand based on availability.".
The input data of availability, demand etc. and the optimal basic feasible solutions of the test problems are provided in Tables 7 and 8 respectively.
In this model, we set minimizing total cost as an objective function subject to various constraints including resource availability, demand satisfaction, energy flow conservation, and the limited capacity of technologies.
This resulted in a matrix of over 70 relevant indicators measuring impact (mortality and morbidity), outcome (coverage of care for all babies and coverage of treatment interventions), outputs (service quality, availability, demand, and the enabling environment) and inputs (human resources, essential medicines and supplies) (see Additional file 1).
Based on functional annotation, gene ontology classification and hierarchical clustering, a subset of the 253 differentially-expressed transcripts was used to develop a model to explain the higher AsA content in IL 12-4 fruins in terms of metabolic flux, precursor availability, demand for antioxidants, abundance of reactive oxygen species and ethylene signaling.
Such interpretations of breastfeeding likely reflect the greater expectations of emotional availability demanded of Chinese mothers today (Kuan 2015; Evans 2008).
Excessive load demand with reliability in power availability, demands for interconnection of large number of generating units over existing tie lines.
Electrical power grid is undergoing a major renovation, to meet the power quality and power availability demands of the 21st century.
There were no clear associations between availability demands or being awakened at night and the mental health outcomes.
Furthermore, there were low positive (or little if any) associations between most qualitative mobile phone variables, and no association between availability demands and accessibility stress.
Although the parallel implementation of SMAP improves the speed of database searching, it cannot operate at the scale and availability demanded by current Internet technology.
The over-all low associations between the mobile phone variables suggest that availability demands and accessibility stress not necessarily coincide with actual frequency of use.
