The phrase "availability figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or data related to the availability of a product, service, or resource.
Example: "The availability figures for our new software indicate a 95% uptime over the last month."
Alternatives: "availability data" or "accessibility statistics".
And it points to the latest credit availability figures from the Bank of England, which suggest that the amount of money available to lend out is at an all-time high.
Current and projected food preservation and solar crop dryer availability figures are given along with potential renewable energy sources.
The results, affected by the conservative character of the study, show a high margin for the improvement in terms of accelerator reliability and availability figures prediction.
In this context it is quite obvious that modern uninterruptible power supply (UPS) have started to exploit improvement strategies to achieve higher availability figures over time.
We have evaluated the availability figures of the network service per end-user subject to different failure scenarios within the proposed network architecture along with its associated capital expenditure (CAPEX) per user.
In this manuscript a high efficiency modular UPS based on multicore control system for datacenter applications is presented and its reliability and availability figures discussed both from the designer and end user standpoints, under different operating conditions.
Results showed that there is a positive relationship between rainfall and NDVI, thus potential forage availability (Figure 6a).
The degree of degradation of H2O2 was dependent on NADH peroxidase activity, and the amount of activity was in proportion with oxygen availability (Figure 3 and Table 3).
Any detailed analysis will consider the climate, terrain and link parameters to arrive at a fade margin and an availability figure, normally expressed as a percentage.
The seafloor underneath these diffuse vent sites is a particularly favorable environment for a variety of chemosynthetic microorganisms in terms of suitable temperature and large energy availability (Figure 1).
Under the MAP and low temperature storage conditions, lower AMP content and higher EC level of the minimally processed WBS compared with those without MAP suggested that MAP combined with cold storage increased energy availability (Figure 6C and D).
