The phrase "availability of ancillary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the presence or accessibility of supplementary or additional services, resources, or items.
Example: "The availability of ancillary services, such as transportation and accommodation, greatly enhances the overall experience for attendees."
Alternatives: "accessibility of supplementary" or "presence of additional".
Other factors like subspecialty expertise, more clinicians involved in care, and greater availability of ancillary services may also be playing a role.
The quality of global products derived from those sensors depends upon many factors (e.g cloud cover, solar angle, wavelength, etc)., the need for time series, and the availability of ancillary data for validation.
This vacancy is attributed to the limitation of the accuracy of forcing datasets and the availability of ancillary data to support appropriate physical representation of hydrological processes, since there are virtually no ground-based hydrologic or hydrometeorological measurements to support modeling activities and much less predictive studies in the UZRB.
Availability of ancillary services varied but was largely present.
However, patients favour a centralized service for the following reasons: less stigma, patients established relationship with the centralized clinic, and availability of ancillary services.
The delivery of OST varies widely, even in the same region, in its setting, philosophy, availability of ancillary services, and policies.
On the basis of our data, we defined a new immunohistochemical diagnostic algorithm, hypothesising that the availability of these ancillary markers could have avoided the diagnostic misinterpretation.
Structure-related factors, such as availability of nurse and ancillary medical staffing, are generally more difficult to implement.
The decision as to which model is most appropriate to implement requires careful consideration that takes account of several factors, including the servicing population and location, the political landscape within the hospital and the availability of medical and ancillary services and skills.
Our study similarly demonstrates that more efficient operations may be related to both greater experience – US OUs have been in operation longer, on average since 14 years ago, compared to 3 years in Asia – and greater availability of advanced diagnostics and ancillary and consultant services, especially on weekends.
8 The hospital structure of high-volume units, including easy availability of consultative, diagnostic and ancillary services, were cited as likely contributors to the association between procedure volume and short-term cystectomy outcomes.
