The phrase "availability is critical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the importance of being available, whether in a business context, project management, or personal situations.
Example: "In our line of work, availability is critical to ensure that we meet our clients' needs promptly."
Alternatives: "availability is essential" or "accessibility is vital."
Intracellular polyamines are constitutive components of mammalian cells and their availability is critical for cell proliferation.
Amino acid (AA) availability is critical to maintain protein homeostasis and reduced protein intake causes a decline in protein synthesis.
A synthetic sample experiment is used to show that inclusion of nutrient availability is critical to reproduce carbonate lithofacies heterogeneity in a more accurate temporal and spatial disposition as a function of trophic resources.
Previous literature indicated that resource availability is critical for R&D intensity and innovation performance (Chen et al. 2014; Zhou et al. 2016).
As product quality and availability is critical, merchants will need merchandising and retail expertise and a focus on making the customers' shopping experience as convenient as possible," he said.
ATP availability is critical for cellular anabolism and importantly for neurons, maintaining a resting plasma membrane potential for cell excitability.
Process application and process availability are critical factors for determining the amount of noise protection desired.
But in some special environments such as mobile P2P networks, routing optimization, resources reliability and availability are critical concerns.
In this work, we focus on DNS, whose correctness and availability are critical to the functionality of the Internet.
Adaptive changes to oxygen availability are critical for cell survival and tissue homeostasis.
Precipitation, habitat structure, and food availability are critical environmental factors that affect rodent population dynamics as well as viral transmission between animals and subsequently the incidence of human infection.
