The phrase "availability of areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of specific locations or spaces, often in contexts like planning, real estate, or resource management.
Example: "The availability of areas for development is crucial for the city's growth strategy."
Alternatives: "accessibility of locations" or "presence of spaces".
Table 1 Criteria for the selection of survey areas Proportion of children Level of income Availability of green areas Area 1 High Low Intermediate Area 2 High Low Low Area 3 Intermediate Intermediate High Area 4 Intermediate High High.
The availability of area-wide 3D point clouds will drastically increase in the future due to the availability of novel capturing methods (e.g., driver assistance systems) and low-cost scanning devices.
With increasing availability of area-wide, high-resolution, multi-temporal datasets and the increasing interest in working with the original measured 3D topographic LiDAR point clouds, challenges regarding optimal data storage and management are gaining in importance.
Challenge 3 was to investigate the impact of a lack of availability of area census socioeconomic data before the 1971 census.
After accounting for the decreasing availability of area with increasing elevation, many organisms show a hump-shaped pattern of richness with elevation.
The WBGU [ 5 ] derived estimates of the future availability of area for bio-energy crops by excluding biodiversity hotspots, nature conservation areas, wetlands and areas with long carbon payback times.
Data comprise semi-structured interviews, conducted with 50 parents and 33 school professionals, within four contrasted areas of the Brussels-Capital Region with regard to their economic affluence and availability of green areas.
As the availability of suitable areas for the expansion of productive activities diminishes, these activities start to move into physiographical areas which were previously "protected" by adverse environmental conditions or poor accessibility.
Availability of large areas of complex habitat (particularly mangrove forest) is an important reason why fish use estuaries as nursery areas.
Many studies show that recruitment of trees and shrubs is often affected to a greater extent by the availability of microsites, areas with suitable conditions for germination and growth (Clarke and Davison 2001; Clark et al. 2007; Gómez-Aparicio 2008).
