The phrase "availability of bulk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to supply, inventory, or resources, particularly when discussing the quantity or accessibility of items in large amounts.
Example: "The availability of bulk materials is crucial for the construction project to stay on schedule."
Alternatives: "accessibility of bulk" or "supply of bulk".
Both were selected for their ease of synthetic access and the availability of bulk starting material.
The availability of bulk specimens has enabled measurements of various physical, particularly mechanical, properties that were previously impossible.
Most AlGaN/GaN HFETs to date have been produced on sapphire or silicon carbide substrates due to the limited availability of bulk GaN substrates.
Although Pt sinters more readily on the Ce0.75Zr0.25O2 support, the dispersion effect is more than compensated by the enhanced availability of "bulk" O2− within the Ce0.75Zr0.25O2 particles.
In order to assess availability of "bulk billing" in general practice, one new item was developed to fit into the scale to assess the availability and accessibility of GP services.
Eliminating financial barriers through the availability of bulk-billing specialists is a key consideration for determining suitable specialists for referrals.
The applicability of this approach depends on the availability of reliable bulk Penman Monteith coefficients, which may be improved by a joint analysis of data from different climatic regions.
Zinc oxide (ZnO) has been celebrated for the past decade as a photonic material, owing to the wide band gap, high exciton binding energy, and availability of large bulk single crystals [1 4].
The choice depends on the availability of the bulking agent and land in the target community, the price of the bulking agent and its transportation, and the desired quality (e.g., higher maturity or stability) of the end compost.
This new policy would compress the period of availability for the bulk of remaining funds in discretionary grant programs into the next two years.
This application relied on the availability of on-site measurements of bulk atmospheric chloride deposition comprised of dry fallout and wet concentration, a large number of groundwater samples (∼1490) collected over three decades from 206 wells spanning a depth range from 10too 360 m, and measurements of chloride in surface runoff during rain events.
