The phrase "availability of a shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of a shared resource or service.
Example: "The availability of a shared workspace has greatly improved collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "accessibility of a shared" or "presence of a shared".
The limiting availability of this shared partner in HeLa cells provides the molecular rationale for the transdominant effect on both oligomerization and engulfment.
Reproducibility is the effect of several factors, among them the public availability of the data under a shared license; software and workflows that are shared publicly; and the review of the software and workflows [39].
The area of residence being a proxy for various factors, including environmental risks, availability of services, and shared cultures, emerged as a significant predictor of undernutrition.
A coordination scheme based on the Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM) is proposed in order to establish a plant-wide optimal operation while the constraints imposed by the availability of shared resources (steam) are satisfied.
The management of the availability periods of shared resources causes a problem because it is achieved by the scheduling systems which assume a local environment where all resources are on the same site.
Virtualization provides inherent redundancy and appears to provide robust, large-scale, cost-effective availability of shared resources [15].
This can substantially increase the availability of shared resources and greatly improve backward recovery for workflow applications in case of failures.
The research was conducted in hospitals and their affiliated primary care centres that may differ in terms of organisation of the delivery network and the availability of shared information technology, which may limit the ability to generalise from our findings to other institutions.
The Internet is a powerful tool for broadcasting the availability of clinical trials, sharing news about research and treatment breakthroughs, and providing both patient and caregiver support.
