The phrase "availability of intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of information or cognitive resources.
Example: "The availability of intelligence in the current market is crucial for making informed decisions."
Alternatives: "access to intelligence" or "presence of intelligence".
The availability of intelligence at substation level, combined with the adoption of pervasive communication networks, offers technologies and opportunities to decentralized smart grid metering and control.
The availability of intelligence at substation level, combined with the adoption of pervasive communication networks, offers technologies and opportunities to decentralize voltage regulation in active power distribution systems.
Officials maintained that strikes were based on the availability of targeting intelligence and suggested that such intelligence had been in short supply recently.
"It will depend on the availability of actionable intelligence but I think whoever is the next leader will be the number one target".
Results: Multiple regression showed that taken together, anthropometric measures (birth weight, body mass index) and markers of a stimulating and organized home life (HOME scale, parental education and intelligence, availability of siblings) explained a significant 10%to18%8% of the variance in motor functioning.
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In a research note, Michelle Applebaum of Steel Market Intelligence said availability of the new inputs would greatly improve the economics of mini-mills, in contrast to integrated mills, which make their steel from iron ore.
Where things get interesting for enterprises with iOS9 is in the broader availability of organic context and app intelligence.
Some dealers understand that greater availability of price data and other intelligence is empowering consumers.
However, substantial improvements are anticipated, including the ability of lay rescuers to identify cardiac arrest promptly, the availability of additional measurements, and expanded intelligence provided by expanded AEDs with which to more effectively prompt the rescuer through the resuscitation procedure.
Examples of smart systems described earlier show that smartness or intelligence is based upon availability of data.
