The phrase "availability of a pump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a pump is accessible or can be obtained for use.
Example: "The availability of a pump is crucial for maintaining the water supply during the dry season."
Alternatives: "accessibility of a pump" or "readiness of a pump".
Regardless of the degree of pump performance optimization, the availability of any pump depends on the quality of its mechanical design and manufacture.
Improved design and manufacturing techniques may result in the availability of a high efficiency pump, with a further 3 7% efficiency gain potential.
Geological aspects such as the proximity to plate boundaries, a suitable subsurface for heat pump installations, or the availability of a technology needed for extraction are just some aspects that help to explain regional patterns.
The improvement in the reliability and availability of the pumping engine components, which is a part of the general technological progress, has caused that the availability of the 2 × 60% (2 × 50%) systems driven with electric motors is only slightly different from the values achieved by the EM 3 × 50% or BPT 100% + EM 30% configurations.
Evidence on the clinical and cost-effectiveness of broader availability of pump therapy relative to MDI is required.
Despite the availability of insulin pumps and insulin analogues, achieving optimal glucose control, while avoiding hypoglycemia, continues to be a significant challenge for patients.
Even with the availability of insulin pumps and short- and long-acting insulin analogs, patients with type 1 diabetes are frequently exposed to both excessive hyperglycemia and prolonged, dangerous hypoglycemia, particularly at night (2, 3).
The availability of a true artificial pancreas by means of a closed-loop system, linking continuous glucose monitoring with insulin-pump technology, would also constitute a significant advance, but major technological problems still need to be overcome.
– Availability of a telephone.
