The phrase "availability of law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of legal frameworks or regulations in a particular context.
Example: "The availability of law in this region has improved significantly, allowing citizens to seek justice more effectively."
Alternatives: "access to legal resources" or "presence of legal provisions".
(2) Whether consenting to the request will increase the availability of law enforcement resources for the requesting tribe, its members, and other residents of the tribe's Indian country.
"The Availability of Law Redux: The Correlation of Rights and Duties". Silbey, Susan S. Law & Society Review Vol. 48, No. 2 (2014): 297-310.
The questionnaire also assessed the opinion of the healthcare workers on availability of law that protect the rights and interests of children with childhood autism and other developmental disorders in Nigeria.
Notwithstanding the availability of laws and company policies, societies have a responsibility to establish and demonstrate its permissible behavioral standards; otherwise, unnecessary abusive behavior and attacks can and will continue.
This study found that experiences in multilingual elderly healthcare for migrants are embedded in the organizational environment of the interpreting practice, including the availability of laws, policy and guidelines, and closely related to the individual's language skills, cultural beliefs and socio-economics factors.
The Court of Appeals held that the availability of a law member from the Judge Advocate General's Department was conclusively indicated by the order detailing an officer from that department in another capacity without any explanation.
The administration has also expanded the availability of the law's so-called "catastrophic" plans.
In this paper, we examine whether the likelihood of in-couple residence, marriage, cohabitation, and likelihood of being divorced among those ever-married are associated with variation in the state-level availability of Common Law Marriage (CLM).
This paper examined whether the availability of Common-Law Marriage (CLM) helps explain in-couple residence, marriage, and cohabitation among young men and women in the US.
In 2002 Mr. Thompson decided to leave the Senate, and word of his availability reached Mr. Wolf of "Law & Order," who was looking to cast a new district attorney — a conservative one.
Knowledge of the healthcare workers on availability of facilities and law that would promote the required interventions is also important.
