The phrase "availability of a device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular device is accessible or can be obtained for use.
Example: "The availability of a device is crucial for ensuring that all team members can participate in the project."
Alternatives: "accessibility of a device" or "readiness of a device".
In this case, although this device might potentially be used for less-than-ethical purposes, the important part is simply raising awareness of the availability of such a device and how it pertains to your rights.
To conclude, the gene gun is a flexible, fast and highly reproducible option for in vivo gene delivery due to the availability of a commercial device (Helios Gene Gun, Bio-Rad).
Introduction Single-Use Fiberscopes (SUF) have recently become available for ICU clinical practice to overcome 3 main problems associated with Re-Usable Fiberscopes (RUF) resulting in systematic: immediate availability of a sterile device, short lag time to endoscopic treatment and removal of the cross contamination risk.
Patients were not enrolled in the study if any of the following criteria were present: ICU stay expected to be <48 h, mechanical ventilation not expected for >48 h, arterial glucose values within the normal range (80 110 mg/dl) before enrollment, enrollment in another study, and no availability of a CGM device during the screening phase.
LAS VEGAS – April 1 , 2008– Sprint NYSEE: S) and Samsung Mobile today announced the upcoming availability of a new wireless device, Samsung Instinct, which offers consumers an industry-leading user experience by combining full touch screen functionality with fast speeds available on the nation's largest mobile broadband network.
The practical construction of a von Neumann computer depended on the availability of a suitable memory device.
The construction of a von Neumann computer depended on the availability of a suitable memory device on which to store the program.
The locations of the sampling sites were selected according to the availability of a suitable sampling device.
The recent availability of a closed system device for WBC labelling 1 has greatly reduced these problems, but in vivo labelling of WBCs still represents an attractive alternative to direct in vitro labelling, particularly because it reduces preparation time.
