The phrase "availability in the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or expected presence of something at a later time.
Example: "We are currently assessing the availability in the future of our new product line to meet customer demand."
Alternatives: "future availability" or "upcoming availability".
The MIT study examines three specific factors that may threaten agricultural water availability in the future.
How might sibling enrollment affect financial aid availability in the future?
The increasing awareness and usage of traditional supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) in concrete have pressured the construction industry to look for alternatives to overcome the concerns over their plentiful availability in the future.
Our results show that the socio-economic demands have to be re-considered and lowered under any water allocation strategy, as the climate impacts may significantly reduce water availability in the future.
We combine in one integrated modelling framework the eco-hydrological process-based Soil and Water Integrated Model (SWIM), coupled with the conceptual reservoir and water allocation modules driven by the latest bias-corrected climate projections for the region and investigate possible water allocation scenarios in the region under constrained water availability in the future.
Our findings indicate that detrimental effects of herbivory on the photosynthetic surface are counterbalanced by changes providing higher drought resistance, which has adaptive significance in ecosystems where water availability is low and furthermore where global climate changes would decrease soil water availability in the future even further.
The extreme depletion of the North Atlantic bowhead population through whaling over the past three centuries may mean that population growth is unlikely to be constrained by habitat availability in the immediate future.
At the current time with the advent of enzyme replacement therapy and the likelihood of its availability in the near future early recognition and appropriate medical management of Pompe disease has assumed new importance.
The availability in the next future of high-throughput experimental data covering an increasingly larger amount of trans-factors will open up new possibilities to uncover new and more reliable clusters and to obtain new combinatorial information.
The availability in the near future of additional models that more closely reflect the genetic basis of the disease, such as iPSC-derived disease-relevant cells or mice carrying longer GAA expansions, will enable refinements in our understanding of the molecular basis of the disease.
Availability in the near future of whole genome sequences and transcriptomes from other species of the order Lepidoptera as well as from other insect orders, will improve our understanding of the complexity of this gene family and its evolutionary history in insects in general.
