The phrase "availability of better data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of improved information or statistics in a particular context.
Example: "The availability of better data has significantly enhanced our research capabilities and outcomes."
Alternatives: "access to superior data" or "presence of improved data".
Pending availability of better data, we think our approach, though not ideal, is a fair compromise.
Further, considering the lack of randomly sampled data in this area, it seems worthwhile to emphasize the argument made by Couper and Miller [ 29] according to which it is better not to treat survey quality as an absolute, but to evaluate quality relative to other features, such as the availability of better data, the research design, and the stated goals of the survey.
Changes include the product design process, reduction in product design time, new technology, new materials and production methods, the availability of better quality data, organisation change including changes in techniques and tools used for planning and control.
The availability of better population data will lower costs (see example on alcoholism) and lead to better healthcare.
The availability of better quality data from these regions is therefore unlikely to greatly affect our estimates, unless the overall number of suicides in these regions has been grossly under-estimated.
IUCN Red List assessments for species can be regularly updated, depending on the availability of better or new data, and any subsequent changes in a species Red List Category can be an important indicator of the success or failure of conservation actions.
Using a computer can generate higher quality of care mainly in terms of better availability of patients' data, better clarity of drugs prescription, better communication with other care professional [ 29– 31].
Noting the above association, entrepreneurship is gradually mainstreamed into the development literature, notwithstanding the availability of more and better data to better understand the process of entrepreneurship (Nallari, et al., 2010).
However, the utility of automated biosurveillance will be expanded with the availability of better population coverage and more specific data, the use of multiple data types in combination, and improved detection algorithms, such as those proposed here.
Still, "they're based on theories that we refine using data". And just as technological advances have allowed scientists to gather higher-fidelity information about the natural world, marketing science, too, has been driven forward by the availability of more and better data.
Furthermore there is a tendency to think that the widespread availability of data and data tools represent a democratisation of the analysis and interpretation of data.
