The phrase "availability indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing what the presence or accessibility of something suggests or reveals.
Example: "The availability indicates a high demand for the product in the market."
Alternatives: "availability suggests" or "availability shows".
The link availability indicates the probability that a link will be continuously available for a given period of time.
The availability indicates the operational effectiveness depending on the volume of the temporary storage tanks.
Low browse availability indicates that opportunity exists to increase forage availability on Lincoln National Forest, and thus maintain or increase populations without increasing impacts to plant communities.
Despite inherent uncertainties, the quantitative impact of the projected changes on water availability indicates that climate change plays an important role to water use and management in controlling future water status in a Mediterranean island like Crete.
Though these are prescription drugs, their availability indicates that they could easily be dispensed over the counter.
Modelling of the impact of Younger Dryas climate change on species availability indicates that only cereals and these weeds show frequency increases against the grain of the expected climate trends through the sequence at Abu Hureyra, suggesting their persistence in a new habitat: the arable field (Hillman et al., 2001).
The first level is the epoch availability, indicating whether there is outage for that epoch.
2a, 2b and Table 6 corroborate that higher water availability, indicated by high Mgs values, increases the slope and decreases the intercept of the iv-v relationship.
Quantification of domestic and on-farm water use, and water availability indicated that water availability was sufficient during the study period, but that only an 8% decrease in dry season supply would result in shortages.
Ease of access to grazing areas within the region was negatively affecting forage availability indicating that the easier the access, the more forage pastoralists had access to, to compared to when access is restricted.
Senescence was reduced by kernel set restrictions that enhanced post-flowering assimilate availability, indicating the process was accelerated by assimilate starvation at high plant populations independently of the green leaf area established per growing kernel.
