The phrase "availability of cure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of a treatment for a disease or condition.
Example: "The availability of cure for this illness has improved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "access to treatment" or "presence of a remedy".
Brower said plans are in the works to improve the production and availability of Cured Bloom for consumer use.
The availability of resins that can cure under wet conditions made it possible to extend its application to repairing partially submerged concrete elements.
The availability of resins that can cure under water has made it possible to similarly extend its application to substructure elements such as partially submerged damaged piles.
It has been estimated that about one-third of the world's population are currently infected with Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and about 3 million deaths are attributable to tuberculosis each year despite the availability of antibiotics that can cure this controllable affliction [ 1- 3].
Although treatment with potent drug combinations provides effective cure, poor availability of fungicidal drugs in MLICs results in high case-fatality rates.
Availability of RT brings new possibilities of curing an unknown number of dog and cat patients and to relieve clinical signs from cancer in other animals, given that RT is considered early in the workup of oncology cases.
However, because of poor resource availability, ethnomedicine might be tried at least once for hope of cure or perhaps to assuage other family members.
"…Collectively this knowledge provides a huge potential for reducing the cancer burden; one can only imagine the interest that would follow an announcement of the availability of new cancer treatments able to cure 50 per cent of patients.
Hey, the man has good ideas: if we address medical issues, rather than the availability of guns, then perhaps we can cure the slaughter of children with semiautomatic weapons.
Despite the availability of beta-lactam treatment options, clinical cure rates for HAP/VAP rarely exceed 60%%, and recurrence rates are high [ 24– 26].
