The phrase "availability of flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resources, processes, or systems where the flow of something (like information, materials, or energy) is being discussed.
Example: "The availability of flow in the supply chain is crucial for meeting customer demands efficiently."
Alternatives: "access to flow" or "flow accessibility".
The skill of hydrologic models, such as those used in operational flood prediction, is currently restricted by the availability of flow gauges and by the quality of the streamflow data used for calibration.
Our study was limited by the availability of flow cytometry data from the RAVE trial.
However, the limited availability of flow cytometers for routine biological analyses has precluded its use in large multicentric clinical evaluations and more generally in everyday clinical practice.
It is evident that part of the improvement in efficiency is a function of the higher number of entrances usually made possible by the increased availability of flow for the fish pass in these circumstances.
The availability of flow data for both CSO bypass flows and treated plant effluent flow at this WWTP allowed collection of flow-weighted samples required for calculating annual loads for target analytes.
Also, with the availability of flow cytometric assays and antigen-coated bead assays, HLA-C antibodies can be identified with increased sensitivity which may allow us to elucidate their potential role in the pathogenesis of AMR.
Although the authors recommend that treaties or other agreements "should address how riparian states will adapt to altered timing and availability of flows," the prospects for that kind of adjustment are poor.
Therefore, the increasing availability of compressible flow data opens a wide field of applications.
The computation of the natural coordinates, however, requires the availability of a flow model, which often needs to be defined using limited data.
Moreover, due to continuous improvements in image quality, and the availability of blood flow information via the Doppler effect, ultrasonography is progressively achieving a greater role in radiology and cardiology and is finding new roles in image-guided surgery and therapy.
However, the increased CBF appeared to be unrelated to the degree of vascular stenosis, suggesting a relationship to availability of collateral flow pathways or a neurogenic influence.
