The phrase "availability of communications and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of communication methods or channels in a particular context.
Example: "The availability of communications and resources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "access to communication and" or "presence of communication and".
Assistant Chief Constable Richard Berry, lead on communications data for the National Police Chiefs Councill, also expressed concern: "Policing has become increasingly reliant on the availability of communications data, not only in relation to the investigation of criminality, but also in meeting our obligations under the Human Rights Act to safeguard lives.
However, a Home Office spokeswoman told the BBC: "We need to take action to maintain the continued availability of communications data as technology changes.
A Smartphone is a multi-purpose device that can act as both mediums of communications and entertainment due to the availability of various sensors and services, such as SMS, NFC and Bluetooth.
The convergence of increased donor interest in sexual rights, the availability of new communications technology and connections to transnational gay and lesbian culture are critical factors in enabling new voices on sexuality and rights to emerge in Bangladesh.
Moreover, it includes an optimized transaction layer to enable essential communication capabilities, including protocol encapsulation, peer-to-peer communications, mechanisms to provide quality of service (QoS), enhanced fail-over, high availability, multicast communications, and congestion and system management.
The introduction of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and the availability of wireless communications present an opportunity to open direct data transmission and feedback between peripheral health workers and central managers.
In recent years, the dramatic growth in signal processing capability of relay platforms, and the availability of suitable communications schemes, have provided a new opportunity to revisit the concept of centralized protection.
(Or, should I more accurately say, with a situation that has always been prevalent in America but is now more widely publicised owing to the availability of portable communications technology).
