The phrase "availability of base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the presence or accessibility of a foundational element or resource.
Example: "The availability of base materials is crucial for the success of the construction project."
Alternatives: "accessibility of resources" or "presence of foundation".
It is thereby concluded that MBOH is superior to conventional IR inactive probe molecules in gauging sensitively the prevailing acid or base character, availability of base sites, relative population of Bronsted to Lewis acid sites, and strength and reactivity of the sites exposed on metal oxide surfaces.
Timelines for the implementation of the strategy and the interim period measurements have not been provided, as these depend on the situation in each country, as well as the availability of base line data to implement the strategy.
The availability of home based programmes provides an opportunity to widen access to and participation in cardiac rehabilitation and thereby to improve uptake and adherence.
However, it is worth mentioning that the main limitation of the causal approach is associated to the effort needed to build the decision-making model (i.e., availability of knowledge base, time, and cost).
Most people prefer to die at home [ 1], so the availability of community based palliative care is important to help meet patients' needs.
Only a small proportion of the midwives in our survey were using recommended, evidence based suturing techniques to repair all layers of perineal trauma, despite availability of evidence based guidance [ 4, 5].
Application layer Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have empowered conventional flooding based DDoS with more subtle attacking methods that pose an ever-increasing challenge to the availability of Internet based web services.
It is facilitated by the availability of DEMs based on remotely sensed data, and by Geographical Information System GISsoftwareare.
The advent of modernized and new global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) has enhanced the availability of satellite based positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) solutions.
Despite the great promise of the HCDI system, the limited availability of aqueous based intercalation materials and the lack of information regarding the characteristics of the HCDI system operations are obstacles to the advancement of HCDI.
While computing power has grown with Moore's law, the availability of cloud based resources have had a dramatic impact on the accessibility of the computing power.
