The phrase "availability of competent" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of skilled individuals or resources, but it should be part of a larger phrase for clarity.
Example: "The availability of competent professionals is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "access to skilled" or "presence of qualified".
Despite these challenges the need to ensure the availability of competent and knowledgeable nursing staff to positively contribute to health care outcomes remains unchanged.
Based on extensive research and using compelling examples ranging from orchestras to airline cockpit crews, Leading Teams identifies five essential conditions--a stable team, a clear and engaging direction, an enabling team structure, a supportive organizational context, and the availability of competent coaching--that greatly enhance the likelihood of team success.
Second, New York City charter schools benefit operationally from the availability of competent organizations that can guide new schools through the start-up maze and help them establish effective management and financial systems.
Another important aspect concerns the availability of competent support from significant family members or caregivers.
Formation of adjacent trimers is limited by the availability of competent monomers.
This includes their objective, appropriateness, the availability of competent staff to fully evaluate proposed schemes as well as access to IT support.
Non-availability of competent supervisory staff, a focus on improving performance indicators rather than clinical guidance, and the lack of a functional referral system, collectively create an environment that is non-conducive for improving patient care.
The findings of this study reveal that non-availability of competent supervisory staff, a focus on improving performance indicators rather than clinical guidance, and a lack of a functional referral system have collectively created an environment in which PHC physicians have developed their own strategies to overcome these constraints.
Nonetheless, coherent and comprehensive strategies targeting migrants are needed [ 1, 20, 36, 40], in terms of service reorganization and availability of culturally competent providers [ 25, 33, 37, 38].
The availability of mating competent T. reesei QM6a derived strains now allows, as shown here, crossing of strains from relevant lineages of T. reesei to combine industrially important genetic traits, and thus to include strain crossing in industrial strain improvement programs.
Case-based reasoning relies heavily on the availability of a highly competent case base to make high-quality decisions.
