The phrase "availability of electricity in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of electrical power in a specific location or context.
Example: "The availability of electricity in rural areas has improved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "access to electricity in" or "electricity supply in".
Road type in the locality, availability and utilization of sewage services in locality, and availability and utilization of electricity in locality.
There was limited availability of electricity and running water in many of these rural health centres and district hospitals.
On the industrial side, crude oil production fell as much as 20percentt, but there was evidence of a slight improvement in the availability of electricity.
The lights will not go out anywhere for long enough to annoy voters unduly, and by historical standards there will be decent improvements in the reach and availability of electricity.
The availability of good living facilities in rural areas including good housing, availability of electricity and water was cited as an important consideration while taking up a rural job.
Yet hot climates, intermittent availability of electricity, supply shortages and unreliable storage facilities mean that one in five children – more than 19m worldwide – do not get even the most basic immunisations to keep them healthy.
Human development and electrical energy co-exist seamlessly in high Human Development Index (HDI) countries1 where reliability and availability of electricity is greater than 95%.
Radio, television, and other forms of home entertainment (e.g., recorded music and movies) have also grown in popularity, though their use is dependent on the availability of electricity.
Those variables that showed a constant significant association in all groups with the four indicators were considered to be confounding factors and adjusted in the regression analysis; they were age, literacy and availability of electricity.
