The phrase "availability of children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of children for various purposes, such as events, activities, or programs.
Example: "The availability of children for the summer camp will determine how many spots we can offer."
Alternatives: "presence of children" or "accessibility of children".
In response to the meetings, Milwaukee authorities have expanded the availability of children's-court data so that everyone involved has access to the whole picture.
Instead of making a protest decision, they may simply have changed churches because of geography, the influence of friends, availability of children's programs and other pastoral services and the atmosphere in a particular community.
In addition, Comcast made voluntary commitments, which have been adopted as conditions for the deal, which include offering internet access to 2.5 million low income households, greater availability of children's programming, the promotion of local and regional news, and greater programming diversity, especially for its Spanish-speaking audiences.
Furthermore, the availability of children mental health specialists is in Munich well above the national average and among the highest in Europe [ 15].
For each site the following analyses will be conducted: 1) Description of participants' characteristics: age, gender, marital status, educational level, living arrangements, availability of children for support.
The availability of children as a potential source of social support is assessed by the number of children a parent has, with a larger number of children suggesting a larger pool of resources of social support (e.g. Eggebeen 1992).
The Internet also increased the availability of child pornography.
Others worried about the availability of child care for single mothers trying to meet those work requirements.
Although the overall financial impact of child-care programs is unclear, many parents who use the programs say the availability of child care is what made them customers.
But the real world also nags at Mr. Silversmith: "I think it is, unfortunately, plausible that the availability of child pornography on line encourages the abuse of children".
At home, representatives of the leading internet service providers were told to smarten up their act with regard to the availability of child abuse images.
