The phrase "availability growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, economics, or resource management, where you are discussing the increase in the availability of a product, service, or resource.
Example: "The company's focus on availability growth has led to a significant increase in customer satisfaction and market share."
Alternatives: "increase in availability" or "expansion of availability".
Field experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of enriched pressmud compost prepared from sugarcane industries byproducts on soil nutrient availability, growth, yield parameters and yield of rice.
Nutrient availability, growth, yield and efficiency parameters of rice were comparable with application of 1.25 and 2.50 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost.
A model for availability growth is developed to capture the effect of systemic risk prior to construction of a complex system.
Other factors influencing PUFA content suggested are CO2 concentration, nutrient availability, growth phase and day-night rhythm (Mayzaud et al. 1990;Yonmanitchai and Ward 1991;Zhukova 2004 Meiser et al. 2004 Lv et al. 2010).
Although substantial work has been done on the utilization of raw pressmud in rice cultivation, the effect due to composting and enrichment of pressmud on nutrient availability, growth, yield parameters, yield and efficiency parameters of rice is very much limited.
The authors related this difference to the hydrodynamic conditions found by mussels in the offshore culture areas, which would interfere with mussel metabolism in a set of complex interactions between temperature, food availability, growth, and reproductive cycle (Gabbot 1976).
(6) To overcome some of these limitations, a biomaterial delivery platform was explored to facilitate greater control over the bioactivity and availability of growth factors, particularly transforming growth factor beta (TGFβ1), delivered locally to targeted cell populations or tissues.
Therefore, during periods of high prey availability, offspring growth and development in this species appears to be largely inflexible.
A versatile mature protein overexpression system requires the availability of growth media that support fast growth and high protein production levels.
Rather than being a coincident, this similarity might have a common basis in the TOR pathway, which senses nutrient availability and growth factors and adapts cell growth to prevailing conditions via influencing e.g. translation, mitochondrial activity, or cytoskeleton dynamics [ 34].
Alternatively the availability of growth factors such as transforming growth factor beta (which has been shown to assist in MSC differentiation to an NP-like phenotype [ 43, 44]) sequestered in the IVD matrix may direct MSC differentiation.
