The phrase "availability of instruments and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of tools or devices in a particular context, often in research or technical discussions.
Example: "The availability of instruments and resources is crucial for the success of the experiment."
Alternatives: "access to tools and" or "presence of devices and".
New discoveries were made during the CAWSES II period regarding the distribution of energetic particles in the heliosphere, thanks to the availability of instruments along and off the Sun Earth line.
The growing availability of instruments designed and optimized to the real-time monitoring of the air quality, considerably increased the spatial and temporal resolution of available datasets, actually improving air pollution maps and forecast models.
Specifically, the following will be done: 1. Observation and documentation of 12 CMW birth facilities, both physical (e.g., whether the design of the labour room respects women's privacy) and instrumental (e.g., Availability of instruments, their quality, availability of essential drugs and supplies) using a structured checklist [ 21]. 2. Observation of 25 moment-in-time CMW-patient interactions.
In contrast to the 15 local authorities in the Ofsted report, neither cost nor availability of instruments has inhibited the recruitment and teaching of young people.
Healthcare provider awareness and engagement will be accelerated by the availability of instruments for assessing falls risk, such as the CDC's STEADI toolkit (http://www.cdc.gov/STEADI) and reimbursement for falls risk assessment as part of the annual wellness visit reimbursed by Medicare under the Affordable Care Act.
Instrumentation differed according to period, place, availability of the instruments, and taste.
Another document (i.e. USA AAFP I) advocates for the availability of instruments that might permit the empowerment of the patients and the respect of their choices.
The availability of these instruments and the great improvement in percussion playing has resulted in an enormous increase in the number of compositions for percussion instruments.
If confirmed, may be found wider in vivo applications because of the wide availability of ultrasound instruments and no ionizing radiation is involved.
Even today, reliable measurements of prostaglandins from clinical samples are-despite the availability of sensitive instruments and analytical techniques-very challenging to make due to sensitivity of prostaglandins to sample collection and pre-treatment.
