The phrase "availability of heat and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resources, conditions, or factors that involve heat, such as in scientific, technical, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The availability of heat and energy sources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "access to heat and" or "presence of heat and".
Lastly, our study shows that the anthropogenic increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will result in a change in convection that will ultimately dictate the availability of heat and nutrients to the surface waters, driving changes in calcification which in turn impacts oxygen availability and ocean sequestration.
The configuration of the FCC process, which involves a circulating fluidized bed with the availability of heat and mass transfer and catalysts regeneration, makes it possible for the FCC to be used for applications that go beyond the upgrading of heavy feed to gasoline.
Steam generator is a crucial component in a nuclear power plant because its availability is directly linked to the availability of heat transport system and thus the plant availability.
The principal engineering challenges to the thermal systems engineer are the large quantities of heat involved, low (and carefully controlled) coolant temperatures required, and the limited availability of heat sinks to which the waste heat must ultimately be rejected.
There is a sufficient amount of heat and availability to run a bottoming cycle from the rejected heat of a Stirling engine.
Buildings and infrastructure, the availability of social services, the impact of heat and heat island mitigation activities, and community support networks are just a few of the factors requiring further exploration at the county level.
Today, with the availability of district heating and the waste CO2 distribution system, their heat and CO2 requirements can be met without CHP plants.
For another, dumping 30m barrels of crude oil on to the market will not necessarily lead to a greater availability of heating oil.
Long-term feed-in tariffs and availability of a heat market played a significant economic role.
The coverage and availability of this heat energy was vast, sustaining the storms on their 600 mile northwest to southeast traverse.
They concluded that although RO consumes less energy than MED when considered in isolation from power production and heating/cooling operations, overall, the use of MED offered greater potential for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions due to the ability to link the production schedule for desalinated water to the availability of waste heat from the power generation and cooling units [17].
