The phrase "availability of images to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the access or provision of images to a specific audience or for a particular purpose.
Example: "The availability of images to the public has greatly increased with the rise of digital media."
Alternatives: "access to images for" or "provision of images to".
The participants, however, reported positive benefits from the availability of visual images to their experience during the ideation phase of the design process.
In some cases, the availability of multispectral images to juxtapose with watercolour reconstruction proposals and artists' depictions of the 19th early 20th centuries can also be extremely valuable.
Dr Ethel Quayle, a lecturer in clinical psychology at the University of Edinburgh said that studies have done little to settle the question of what was more important to them - the easy availability of images or a latent sexual attraction to minors.
It also wants a new statutory regulator to tackle the availability of images of self-harm, including suicide.
Web image retrieval is a research area that is receiving a lot of attention in the last few years due to the growing availability of images on the Web.
Using the improved abstraction instrument one radiology resident reviewed each radiograph, followed by post hoc evaluation of a random sample of 100 images by two radiologists to determine interrater reliability of availability of images (κ=1.0), evaluability of images (κ=0.80), and the presence of RA (κ=0.85).
Access to investigation results including on-line availability of images is used by physicians in 100% of the units.
He left a Ph.D. program at Harvard in 1990 to start a technology company based upon his invention of a digital means of transmitting sound and images over telephone lines (now known as 'streaming media'), which was integrated into America Online in 1993 and enabled the first availability of images, sound and video in an online service, a precursor to the Web in 1995.
Electronic availability of images through the PACS system immediately upon completion of the investigation expedited access to radiology results by negating the need to collect physical films from the radiology department or awaiting its transport by ward staff people.
The Gallery cannot guarantee the availability of images for every work in our collection; works or their images may be unavailable due to condition, location, exhibition, collection priorities, copyright, or other restrictions.
