The phrase "availability measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assessing or quantifying the availability of resources, services, or systems.
Example: "The availability measures we implemented have significantly improved our service uptime."
Alternatives: "availability metrics" or "availability indicators".
As expected, there is a strong correlation between OOS status and each of the VR availability measures.
These factors might well be important for some VR applicants, but they would have to be correlated with the service availability measures even after accounting for our control variables to affect the estimated coefficients for the service availability measures; we have no reason to think that they are.
The new responsible authority status of directors of public health, for example with regard to licensing applications, raises the prospect of reducing excessive alcohol consumption through local availability measures.
Table 2 highlights the distribution of the VR availability measures across all application month-agency observations included in our analysis (for all first-time non-beneficiary applications in 2002 through 2005); the results for each individual year (not reported) are quite similar.
Product availability measures in the three SC4CCM focus countries are shown in Table 3.
We examined urbanicity-specific tertiles of neighbourhood minority population (table 2) to address non-linear associations with food resource availability measures.
Puig-Junoy [54] used as one of the input variables the technological availability measured as a proportion of 33 technological items available in the intensive care unit expressed as a percentage.
To assess the validity of a self-reported fruit, juice, and vegetable home availability measure.
Daylight harvesting can be usefully coupled to control lighting techniques dimming the light accordingly to daylight availability measured through the deployment of photosensors.
In this study, using data from Mozambique, we investigate the effect of healthcare service availability, measured as the type of health facilities and their level of staffing and equipment, on the individual decision to seek care.
In this study, we set out to analyse the effect of health service availability, measured as the proportion of HFs offering inpatient and secondary care and the availability of staff and equipment in all HFs in the locality where the household resides, on individual health-seeking behaviour.
