The phrase "availability estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing projected or calculated figures regarding the availability of a product, service, or resource.
Example: "The availability estimates for the new software update indicate that it will be ready for deployment by next month."
Alternatives: "accessibility projections" or "resource availability forecasts".
The generic response I received more than 24 hours later was not encouraging: "We cannot guarantee neither availability estimates nor shipping estimates regardless of season".
The water authority used these forecasts to generate water availability estimates for the first time in 2012.
Table 3 presents the average of the reference availability estimates among the 32 medicines by country.
Among the 32 medicines, the six-month availability estimates were lower than the current availability estimates on average by 25% in Uganda but only by 5% in Namibia (Table 4).
Medicine availability estimates vary substantially across definitions, and need to be interpreted with careful consideration of the methods used.
The pattern and magnitude of relative differences in various current availability estimates were comparable between public and non-public facilities in most countries.
Camps were grouped according to the SPHERE requirements for (i) water supply (estimated by the average quantity of water available per person per day); (ii) food availability (estimated by the average food ration in kcal/person/day); and (iii) sanitation (estimated by the average number of individuals using each latrine) [30].
No availability estimate was given, but the price is said to be between €200 and €400, or around $250-500 250-500
The selected criteria for choosing the best backup channel are probability of channel availability, estimated channel time availability, signal to noise plus interference ratio, and bandwidth.
Forster-Carneiro et al. [29] indicated the sugarcane as the crop with highest agronomic availability (estimated reuse potential of 19,600,000 tons on dry basis), followed by soybeans, rice, maize, orange, wheat, cotton, cassava, and tobacco.
In order to assess the relative difference compared to the reference current availability, a ratio of the six-month period to the current availability estimate was calculated.
