The phrase "availability is less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the amount or level of availability is reduced or lower than expected or compared to a previous state.
Example: "Due to the ongoing maintenance, the availability is less than usual, and we appreciate your understanding."
Alternatives: "availability is reduced" or "availability is diminished".
For equipment such as CT and MRI scanners, availability is less than half the average.
Renewable water availability is less than 100 m3 per person-year in places like Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar.
Vegetative change is most associated with grazing during the growing season - a time when forage availability is less limiting to animal nutrition.
For the air cargo market, in contrast, OAG data availability is less satisfying, as most integrator services and all ad-hoc services are missing.
Detailed data and sources in Additional file 1. Nitrogen availability is less easy to quantify in ancient systems, as most nitrogen is introduced to ashes by rain water or by fixation from symbiotic micro-organisms [37].
Migration of young women to urban centres where pesticide availability is less may also explain the earlier decline in the suicide rate in this group.
Furthermore, the casual and full-time mechanical maintenance workers had the same number of times in which maintenance workers' availability was less and above 80% (Table 9).
During overtime maintenance activity, only the full-time electrical maintenance workers did not have a period in which maintenance workers' availability was less than 80%.
The full-time cleaning and mechanical maintenance workers as well as the casual cleaning maintenance workers had a period in which maintenance workers' availability was less than 80%.
Participants responded favourably to suggestions that cases could be prioritised by complexity or tumour type, but prioritisation by team members' availability was less popular.
Spatial gradients in ocean pH and CO2 availability are less well defined than for temperature with the exception of CO2 vents (Hall-Spencer et al. 2008; Rodolfo-Metalpa et al. 2011) and CO2-enriched coastal habitats (Feely et al. 2008) where natural high pCO2 habitats can be contrasted to surrounding area with ambient CO2 values.
