The phrase "availability of assessments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of evaluations or tests in a particular context, such as education or project management.
Example: "The availability of assessments is crucial for measuring student progress throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "accessibility of evaluations" or "presence of tests".
This discusses the availability of assessment tools for depression including their sensitivity and specificity, along with the management of depression including psychosocial and pharmacological interventions.
The accurate estimation of the prevalence of ErbB2-positive tumors in Asia has been hindered by variability in both the availability of assessment methods and the definition of ErbB2 positivity.
The availability of assessment tools increases with the child's age, enhancing the researcher's ability to focus on specific developmental domains that may be affected by the exposure of interest.
Availability of quantitative assessments of exposure also provide the opportunity for more constructive evaluation of gene-exposure and lifestyle-exposure interactions, which help to more fully characterize subgroup risk and mechanistic pathways.
In particular, design and construction of software systems to support multi-sector assessment and care planning would be simplified and the availability of common assessment items with common definitions would enable multiple instruments (and new ones) to be built quickly.
The availability of feeding assessment instruments has been recommended to evaluate an infant's readiness for oral feeding and enable preterm infants' caregivers to document each infant's feeding readiness and advancements.
Availability of noninvasive assessment of vascular physiology within the tumor and its surrounding tissue would provide an extremely useful marker of response, and more critically, of non-response to antiangiogenic therapy.
The diagnosis of herbal-drug-induced hepatotoxicity continues to be a challenge despite the availability of causality assessment tests.
The ready availability of an assessment tool is the first step in enhancing the quality of care for this group of patients.
