The phrase "availability of books" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether books are accessible or obtainable in a particular context, such as a library, bookstore, or online platform.
Example: "The availability of books on various subjects has greatly increased with the rise of digital libraries."
Alternatives: "access to books" or "book accessibility".
The current government has also been accused of exacerbating the situation by limiting the availability of books and other materials.
Some studies show that extending copyright can actually have a negative impact on the sales and availability of books.
In his letter Grayling said: "Firstly, neither I nor any other minister have made any policy changes specifically about the availability of books in prisons.
That said, globalization and technology expand availability of books from around the globe and herd readers around a few select favorites.
In honor of the bicentennial of Louis Braille's birth, the writer Ian Rankin, whose son is blind, has launched a campaign to increase the availability of books in Braille, large print, and audio formats.
Worldreader's co-founder, Colin McElwee, says that of course there are obstacles to operations – the lack of availability of books in local languages is one, as is patchy connectivity in some places.
At the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., the demand for artist books and even exhibition catalogs has not diminished despite the availability of art books that can be seen online.
Students can buy used books through a campus bookstore or from online retailers, but the availability of used books isn't doing enough to help ease the burden.
Still, the availability of good books does not guarantee that a film about a historical figure will be any good.
Many of the clubs have operated virtually unaltered since the nineteen-seventies, but the Internet and the widespread availability of cheap books have eaten into profits.
While the battle is being waged over the price and availability of physical books, Amazon's real dispute is about digital publishing.
