The phrase "availability of lab" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or scheduling of a laboratory for use, often in academic or research contexts.
Example: "Before we proceed with the experiment, we need to check the availability of the lab to ensure we can conduct our work without interruptions."
Alternatives: "lab accessibility" or "lab schedule".
The availability of lab-scale reactor designs with suitable control and monitoring of reaction parameters becomes essential when high flux/temperature conditions reproducing solar-driven thermochemical processes are needed.
We studied the relationship between availability of outpatient lab test results, lab values, and patient and system characteristics in a large healthcare database using LDL, HDL, and HbA1c in a cohort of initiators of statins or Vytorin (ezetimibe & simvastatin) as examples.
Its design comprises a two-node high availability cluster for both hardware infrastructure and computer services, thus ensuring the availability of essential lab equipment.
The reason for this modification of the schedule in these cases is the limited availability of computer lab space and TAs.
The number of infections confirmed by LABs closely depends on the availability of closely located LABs [ 12], which sets a focus for future improvements of uniform customs and recommendations and of technical procedures on the preanalytic side of BC routine.
In order to quantify differential lab test performance and result availability, we computed the number of lab tests performed (as measured by the presence of CPT-4 codes) and the proportion of those with test results available in the linked database.
MV is also grateful for the availability of the Technical Physics Lab at DIEEI of the University of Catania.
Regarding the availability of technical equipment (echocardiography, lab units on the ICU, arterial blood gas analysis, Swan catheter, ICP monitoring, cardiac pacing, renal replacement therapy, IABP and ECMO) there was no statistical difference between day and night services.
