The phrase "availability of capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, logistics, or service provision, where one needs to discuss the readiness or potential of resources to meet demands.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to assess the availability of capacity in our current facilities."
Alternatives: "capacity availability" or "resource capacity".
One of my concerns is the availability of capacity.
With the availability of capacity and the potential for falling demand if some major customers contract directly with other power suppliers, most businesses would have second thoughts about expanding production – but not NV Energy.
As a consequence of the assignment of a capacity profile to a location, the availability of capacity can vary according to feasible patterns.
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [17, 18].
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [ 17, 18].
Of course, the storage and analysis of the vast data from whole-genome sequencing imposes its own challenges, but these are quickly being overcome with the increasing availability of capacity for storing sequence data and the increasing power of bioinformatics tools for analysis, for example Nordström et al.
It was further recommended that all recruitments be based on capacity assessments to be done to ensure the availability of sufficient capacity to meet the requirements of the transition towards sustainable development.
The availability of broadband capacity has exploded with the laying of fiber-optic cable nationwide.
Another constraint on the Yemen campaign has been the availability of runway capacity at a U.S.-operated airfield in Djibouti, where the JSOC drones are based.
sidHARTe developed an Emergency Services Resource Assessment Tool (ESRAT), aimed at providing a comprehensive analysis of the availability of, and capacity to, provide emergency care at each of Rwanda's district hospitals.
