The phrase "availability of meals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of meals in a particular context, such as in a restaurant, event, or service.
Example: "The availability of meals will be confirmed 24 hours before the event."
Alternatives: "meal options" or "meal accessibility".
The orderly running of these households -- the smooth shine of the wooden staircases, the punctual answering of doorbells, the availability of meals and clean linens -- depends on the dehumanization of the people who do the work.
An estimated $1.2 billion over 10 years for meals at after-school programs, free meals to all students in schools with high poverty levels, and increased availability of meals during summer months.
Longer living females may take more blood meals and reproduce more simply because of the increased availability of meals.
Females with a long lifespan may take more blood meals and reproduce more simply because of the increased availability of meals.
Efforts must be made to increase access to food-related resources, expand the availability of meals for low-income children, and ensure that all eligible families, especially mixed-status families receive nutrition assistance.
Like many retailers, Amazon has expanded the availability of meal kits sold under different brands across its grocery ecosystem.
Seen in this context, the statements coming out of the Congress Party were part of a larger attempt to gag "povertarian" critics by underlining the easy availability of cheap meals that the poor can eat in order to survive on their meager wages, which the government claims are enough to keep them out of the poverty trap.
· ensuring availability of midday meals, subsidized canteens or rations for labourers.
The remaining reports referred to discharge and level of care, patient property, and availability of patient meals (11 CIs or 5.2%).
Some biologists believe it is simply a mixture of female hunger and the availability of a meal that is in no position to run away.
However, the availability of fish meal derived from marine fish is limited (Barlow 2000; Tacon 2004).
