The phrase "availability features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or functionalities related to the availability of a product, service, or system.
Example: "The software includes several availability features that ensure it remains operational even during peak usage times."
Alternatives: "accessibility options" or "availability options".
ATCA/μTCA platforms are attractive because of the modern serial link architecture, high availability features and many packaging options.
There is more to a high-end chip than just 64-bit support: such chips also need special reliability and availability features that Opteron and Xeon currently lack.
Sybase, a rival of Oracle, plans to launch an ad campaign touting the "high availability" features of its database.
Mindjet Connect will be offered in three editions: Free, Business and SP (more on their availability, features and pricing later).
Moreover, using multiple paths between any source-destination pair can improve the important reliability and availability features of the routing strategy.
The updated version of the iPhone app featuring the James Beard winners and nominees as well as the new table availability features is out now.
The most important availability feature of Laribus is the DHT, which serves as a distributed cache.
Google Shopping has been able to point users to local availability in the past through Product Listing Ads on desktop and mobile, and it later integrated this availability feature into Google Now.
The startup plans to use the funding to expand to other U.S. cities and improve its free mobile app, including a new "predicted availability" feature that it hopes to launch later this year.
The startup's newest "predicted availability" feature, which is expected to launch in San Francisco by the end of year, takes historical parking data from dashcam videos that SpotAngels collects through members of its community.
As Collier and Bryce also noted, this new release adds a number of new high-availability features to OpenStack, which is very much in reaction to the needs of the project's users (which include a lot of telcos and large enterprises that range from eBay to Comcast and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange).
