The phrase "availability of higher education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of higher education institutions and programs.
Example: "The availability of higher education in rural areas has improved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "access to higher education" or "provision of higher education".
Unesco officials attributed this in part to the growing local availability of higher education.
We should be cognisant of financial barriers outside of the traditional tuition cost in seeking to expand the availability of higher education.
Thus, we as a country need to expand, not contract, the availability of higher education and increase public investment in colleges and universities.
Several contemporary influences buck against traditional definitions of proper child rearing: a) the rise of the coddled -- i.e., pampered -- single child, b) international media that promote alternative values (e.g., individualism), and c) an expanding economic pie fueled by entrepreneurialism and availability of higher education.
These arrangements (which are often predicated on budget neutrality or better for the American university) can greatly increase the availability of higher education and other services, although they do not immediately increase the capacity of universities in the host country to deliver education.
Such programs are becoming popular with students and, thus, their availability is increasing at institutions of higher education around the world.
The Secretary shall, subject to the availability of appropriations, provide loans under this section to institutions of higher education after the declaration of a major disaster or emergency by the President.
Support conditions were identified; in order to ensure the availability of sufficient capacity, strong efforts must be made in the system of (higher) education.
Institutions of higher education across the world are responding to the challenges and opportunities presented by the availability of new Web 2.0 applications.
The availability of research data – the digital data or analogue sources that underpin research findings – is high on the agenda of higher education policy makers, funders and researchers committed to open practice.
