The phrase "availability of correct" is not correct in English as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the availability of something that is correct, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The availability of correct information is crucial for making informed decisions."
Alternatives: "access to accurate" or "availability of accurate".
This information would help to differentiate between the problems of availability of services and correct provision of available services, which require different approaches to their solution.
One of the major drawbacks of both MG and GRAMMAR, is that they crucially depend on the availability of complete and correct pedigree data, which is rarely available.
The value of any diagnostic tool in improving outcome depends, first, on its ability to correctly diagnose the disorders it is meant to diagnose, second, on the relevance of such disorders to the outcome of interest, and third, on the availability of treatment to correct the diagnosed disorders.
Our findings suggest that these strategies should aim to increase product availability and affordability, knowledge of correct use, and understanding of the importance of consistent and routine use.
The availability of quantitative (attenuation corrected) scintigraphy data in humans marks a major advance in the use of imaging agents to assess organ/tissue exposure.
The new subparagraphs add considerable detail regarding the oral announcement of the forfeiture at sentencing, the reference to the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, the availability of Rule 36 to correct the failure to include the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, and the time to appeal.
The optimal molecular profiling method, the lack of standardised biological thresholds, inter- and intra-tumor heterogeneity, availability of enough tumour material, correct clinical trials design, attrition rate, logistics or costs are only some of the issues that need to be taken into consideration in clinical research in small genomically stratified patient populations.
This availability of information results in correct indication of the method to be used and in an appropriate orientation of the examinations in order to find specific features of the disease.
