The phrase "availability of generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to energy production, resource management, or supply chain discussions where the focus is on the readiness or capacity of generating resources.
Example: "The availability of generation during peak hours is crucial for maintaining a stable power supply."
Alternatives: "generation capacity" or "power generation availability".
Prior to the availability of generic third-generation cephalosporins, penicillins were widely used for treatment of pneumococcal meningitis in developing countries despite concerns about rising levels of penicillin resistance among pneumococcal isolates.
Availability of automated generation of T H feedbacks along capabilities to analyze neutronics of the core and cross sections generation, make IRTRAN capable of accurate modeling of conventional as well as advanced future reactor systems.
With the availability of 4th generation HIV diagnostic tests which are capable of detecting acute infection, Iowa evaluated the 3rd and 4th generation HIV test and compared the performance of these products in a low incidence population.
In this case, the random component dilutes the information on wind generation availability, resulting in the same load concentrations as under open-loop RT pricing while ignoring availability of wind generation.
Hence, charging often takes place during times with no or very limited availability of wind generation.
Future improvements are anticipated with the availability of next generation LiDAR sensors.
The wide availability of third generation (3G) mobile networks has also enhanced car audio systems.
Under open-loop RT pricing, the retail price reflects the availability of renewable generation for the flexible loads.
And in each market, the offers made and schedules posted depend significantly on the availability of power generation as well as electricity demand.
The rapid development and widespread availability of next generation sequencing provides access to information regarding an individual's tumor at various times during the course of their disease.
