The phrase "availability of data that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of data in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The availability of data that supports our findings is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "access to data that" or "presence of data that".
Additionally, there is also a large availability of data that we used from umbrella organizations [31, 32], previous academic research, civil society movements and governmental organizations.
Therefore, the choice of the above-mentioned inputs and outputs was guided by three considerations, namely: past studies undertaken of hospitals in Africa, which also employed similar inputs and outputs [9 27]; the availability of relevant data in the ministry of health annual health service activity report for 2007 [3]; and the availability of data that is routinely compiled by hospitals.
As identified in [4 6], WSNs are susceptible to various types of attacks or to node compromises that exploit known and unknown vulnerabilities of protocols, software, and hardware, and threaten the security, integrity, authenticity, and availability of data that reside in these networked systems.
Second, cohort heterogeneities pose challenges to assessing model performance in that it is impossible to reflect all patient and population level differences in any analysis; the availability of data that adequately characterize heterogeneities within this study cohort remain limited.
We were interested both in identification of relevant studies and in availability of data that might not be published in journal articles.
Australian privacy laws and the dual public/private insurance system in Australia limited the availability of data that could be used for this study.
With the availability of a huge amount of data that are of high-dimensionality and inter-linkage, traditional databases and search mechanisms cannot satisfy data discovery requirements.
Nevertheless, one advantage of retrospective methods is the potential availability of longitudinal data that spans the continuum of care of the patient (ie, outpatient visits, multiple subsequent hospital admissions, outcomes, etc).
This possibility underscores the importance of the continuous availability of current data that reflects local and national microbiologic trends.
Other strengths include the availability of billing data that allowed further validations of patient demographics, which indicated a reasonable fit between the overall population and the sampled data.
The ability to predict the fate and transport of chemicals in aquatic systems depends on the availability of physicochemical data that describe, among other characteristics, distribution coefficients, soil water partitioning, and biodegradation rates.
