The phrase "availability driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, decision, or strategy that is influenced primarily by the availability of resources or options.
Example: "Our project timeline is availability driven, meaning we will adjust our schedule based on the resources we can access at any given time."
Alternatives: "resource-based" or "availability-focused".
Paltan, H. et al. Global floods and water availability driven by atmospheric rivers.
Of these, three had high (over 50%) general rural availability driven by local and Kenyan production (the then first line anti-malarial, SP (38), a paediatric antimalarial (4), and a tranquilliser (17), see Figures 1 and 2).
Water availability drives these seasonal patterns.
From then on efficiency and availability drove Ebay's engineering ethos.
Smith et al. (2009) suggested that altered resource availability drives the ecosystem change primarily by causing community change.
We discuss our findings in three distinct levels regional, inter-organizational, and intra-organizational. First, at the regional level, the lack of community-level HIE availability drove physician practices and FQHCs to develop custom solutions to address their data needs.
Comita, L. S. & Engelbrecht, B. M. J. Seasonal and spatial variation in water availability drive habitat associations in a tropical forest.
(Almost a 30% increase from now for those keeping track...) Whatever energy alternatives the vicissitudes of oil pricing and availability drive along the way, concerns with accessible power sources will pale alongside the specter of thirst and hunger arising from a shortage of the world's most basic source of survival, H2O.
In vitro studies confirmed that NAD+ availability drives 15-PGDH activity in human CRC cells.
While autophagy-regulated free fatty acid availability drives expression of AgRP, autophagy might also regulate levels of key neuronal proteins through controlled lysosomal degradation that may modulate appetite and/or energy balance.
For example the simulations suggested that (1) vessel density minimally affects tissue growth and drug response, (2) nutrient availability drives tissue growth, and (3) angiogenic rates vary across tumours.
