The phrase "availability number of" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific number related to availability, but the phrasing is unclear and not standard.
Example: "Please provide the availability number of the items in stock."
Alternatives: "number of available items" or "availability count of".
Women from remote or very remote areas were the least likely to report satisfaction with access to services and to some aspects of the quality of those services (i.e. hours of GP availability, number of GPs available, choice of GP & delay in seeing a GP, amount of information sharing with GP) (Table 2).
We find that all measures of availability, number of users connecting to the Internet, were directly and statistically significantly correlated with the total volume of spam (Table 4).
Here, Avoverall, N, m, η pump and ∆P are the overall availability, number of pumps, pump efficiency, mass flow rate and pressure drop through the jth pump, respectively.
In Bangladesh, bus accident severity was modeled with an ordered probit with respect to risk factors such as weekday, time of day, traffic flow, traffic control, median availability, number of vehicles involved, and collision type [8].
Chosen for their rental availability, number of married couples, number of children under six, mean annual income and cost of living, the cities below -- scattered all over the country -- offer options for couples at any stage of their lives.
*Affiliation availability: number of documents that have affiliation string/total number of documents.
Depending on information availability, the number of available documents for most cases ranged from ten to dozens, and the number for a few cases even reached hundreds.
They include availability, downtimes, number of failures, and cost.
As the concentration increases, availability of number of molecules to block reaction sites increases.
Grid computing provides the efficiency in terms of availability of number of distributed resources that perform the computation.
Figure 3 Estimated association between log (striatal DAT availability) and number of cigarettes per day (currently).
