The phrase "availability feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the practicality or viability of something being available or accessible.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to assess the availability feasibility of the required resources."
Alternatives: "feasibility of availability" or "availability assessment".
Selecting strategies from the Toolbox, with regard to their current availability, feasibility, economical cost and potential ease of implementation depending on the systems of production and their complementary nature, is the future of managing H. contortus in farmed goats internationally and maintaining the remaining efficacy of veterinary anthelmintics.
All solutions are judged on availability, feasibility and solving capability.
The solutions are judged on availability, feasibility and solving capability.
Musculoskeletal ultrasound has promise due to widespread availability, feasibility and good research evidence.
The proposed solutions are judged on the basis of availability, feasibility and ability to solve the barrier.
All ideas are ordered and judged based on criteria of availability, feasibility and solving capability of the solution and then prioritized.
Examination of the impact of publication type (journal vs. non-journal documents) on the availability of feasibility information however revealed that non-journal documents provided information about significantly more feasibility criteria than journal articles (t(116) = 3.56, p=0.001).
Availability and feasibility of the present method are indicated by a successful application on a railway axle steel.
The test results are in compliance with the design and it shows the availability and feasibility of the proposed design, which may be a reference for relevant applications.
Moreover, the implementation, availability, and feasibility of the two-stage compound mechanism are highlighted by using an example of the multi-source procurement of electricity coal.
However, the clinical availability and feasibility (Poelert et al. 2013), as well as size restrictions and dose of micro-CT limit its use with patient populations, and with larger bones and joints.
