The phrase "availability is possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for something to be available or accessible in a given context.
Example: "Due to the high demand, we cannot guarantee availability is possible for all items, but we will do our best to accommodate requests."
Alternatives: "availability may occur" or "availability can be achieved".
In Ontario, the improvement of asthma treatment programs over the past decade [ 14], or alternatively decreased bed availability, are possible explanations for the downward trend in hospitalisations.
In particular, rates on a wide range of household borrowing have continued to decline and there have been improvements in the availability of credit.It is possible that Britain's economic plan will at some point encourage investment and the creation of high productivity jobs by reassuring entrepreneurs that taxes will not get out of control.
With initial-biomass-specific (IBS) light availability (IIBS), it is possible to account for both initial biomass concentration and total irradiance received.
Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) have been successfully used for adoptive cell transfer (ACT) immunotherapy; however, due to their scarce availability, this therapy is possible for a limited fraction of cutaneous melanoma patients.
Mn2+ is highly abundant in plant seedlings, suggesting that metal availability is a possible determinant for the identity of the observed metal in these sites.
A biomedical strategy that has received little attention despite its ready availability is the possible use of rapid HIV test kits at home (home testing or HT) to screen sexual partners.
Finally, with increased availability of data it is possible to analyse existing social networks in unprecedented detail.
Sufficient evidence that insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) are beneficial for short-term epidemic control is lacking, so their use should be limited to situations in which their availability and rapid implementation is possible, such as in refugee camps (25 ).
Given the difficulty in treating individuals with severe mental disorders and the limited availability of specialists, it is possible that this finding of non-significance may be related to the fact that such individuals are more likely to be turned away from specialist services or inadequately followed [ 29].
Hotels tend to raise rates as availability declines; however, it is possible to get a last minute deal.
