The phrase "availability of materials for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of materials needed for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The availability of materials for the construction project will determine the timeline for completion."
Alternatives: "accessibility of materials for" or "readiness of materials for".
Low cost and ready availability of materials for their preparation, gradual release of plant nutrients, aeration, the ability of the soil to hold nutrients and being environmental friendly have made organic fertilizers popular among farmers.
In developing countries like India, the deciding factors for the selection of the specific water purification system are the flow rate, cost of implementation and maintenance, availability of materials for fabrication or assembling, technical manpower, energy requirement and reliability.
In spite of the explosive growth in plastics consumption and availability of materials for application, the education in engineering did not follow this trend, the training of engineers being in general quite apart from the specialisms of polymers.
Our selection of species for this project was guided by phylogenetic position, availability of material for sequencing, and the suitability of the species for subsequent experimental analysis.
Fifty-three (64.6%) of the 82 patients were selected for further genetic analysis on the basis of the availability of material for testing.
These species, thanks to optical mapping, had the largest N50 (>10 Mb) and were also the species on which we performed zoo-FISH studies due to the availability of material for chromosome preparation.
Once again it is important to stress that geological maps showing availability of materials worthwhile for human use that are present below the soil cover were not considered in this assessment and might show a very different pattern.
The activation of mTOR pathway signifies a decision point that takes into account the availability of materials required for cell growth (amino acids, glucose, and energy) and the growth-regulating signals (hormones and growth factors).
Ultimately, to make a meaningful impact on sepsis outcomes in African LMICs, increased availability of material resources for sepsis management will need to occur alongside health-worker training that focuses on the early identification, triage, monitoring, and treatment of severely ill, hospitalized patients.
This would require changes in practice structure and culture, including holding deliberation meetings, assuring availability of materials and resources (personal and material) for quality improvement, effectively using an electronic patient record, formulating collective quality objectives, and creating or maintaining an atmosphere of openness and respect.
Accurate and traceable ENM characterization of the starting materials is now possible because of the availability of reference materials for some ENMs and standard methods for ENM characterization (e.g., single-wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs)).
