The phrase "availability of coating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of a specific type of coating in a particular context, such as manufacturing or product specifications.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to confirm the availability of coating for the surface treatment."
Alternatives: "coating accessibility" or "coating options available".
Compared with rare and expensive indium tin oxide (ITO) films, SWCNT and graphene transparent electrodes may have significantly lower costs owing to the abundant availability of source materials and coating processes.
This effect is attributed to the efficient GEM retention capability of M-ANC-G, which was engaged form M-HNC-G. Also, this effect can be attributed to efficient chitosan coating due to availability of high surface area with M-ANC-G due to its significantly (P < 0.001) small size of 25.07 ± 2.81 nm (ζ = −23.03 ± 1.015 mV).
The difference in the corrosion protection given by the two coating types was attributed to the difference in the coating thickness and to the availability of mobile Cr VI) species which can repassivate flaws.
Availability of either premiums or discounts due to coat color phenotypes can have a direct impact on producers' breeding strategies and an understanding of the genes and mechanisms involved in cattle pigmentation is desirable.
The in vivo studies using C-6-loaded nanospheres displayed higher colon levels and lower systemic availability of the fluorescent marker when compared with simple enteric coating.
Development of an ELISA system relies on the availability of viral antigens that are then used as ELISA coating antigen or for antibody production.
We found a stronger impairment in elderly subjects' performance as compared to young subjects after their tactile acuity was reduced by the coating, indicating an increasing need for availability of tactile information in old age.
Double dip process is being followed for Zn alloy coating on wire surface due to non availability of suitable flux.
A possible inhibitory mechanism of HES on platelet function is an unspecific coating of platelets by HES macromolecules [ 43], which may decrease the availability of the platelet glycoprotein IIb-IIIa complex [ 44].
However, the availability of seed tannins declines through oxidative processes during Phase III, causing the tannins to bind to the seed coat, reducing the astringent components within the berry.
