The phrase "availability locality" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear to readers.
It could be used in contexts related to data management, computing, or logistics, where the concepts of availability and geographic or contextual locality are relevant.
Example: "The system's performance is heavily influenced by the availability locality of the data centers."
Alternatives: "data availability context" or "resource availability region".
albimanus displays considerable plasticity, exhibiting both behaviors, depending on host availability and locality.
Road type in the locality, availability and utilization of sewage services in locality, and availability and utilization of electricity in locality.
The probit results for the population living further away from HFs (Column 4) show that neither the type of services available in the locality, nor the availability of staff and equipment have a significant effect on the decision to seek care.
Specialist palliative care provision in hospices within the UK is largely dependent on funding spearheaded by the voluntary sector and what is available in any locality will depend on local resources and availability of staff, premises and equipment.
In localities where more than one HF is available, we average housing availability across HFs and in localities where no HF is available, we inpute the average across all district HFs.
Effectiveness of voucher programs in reducing out-of-pocket spending for beneficiaries depends on whether both service and transport costs are subsidized as well as other factors such as service availability in a given locality and community perceptions about the quality of care.
The key factors that affect health-seeking behaviors include knowledge about conditions and available services in the locality, cost of treatment and availability of finance, cultural preferences, and socioeconomic and gender relationships.
The presence of ATM and bank branches in a locality showed the availability of ATM facilities and bank branches in the locality and among the people.
Their diet varies according to season, locality and prey availability.
There were 39 of these and they identified, most typically, 'lack of medical support' and 'lack of availability of drugs within the locality'.
