The phrase "availability of measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of a specific measurement or metric in a given context, such as research or data analysis.
Example: "The availability of measurement tools is crucial for accurate data collection in scientific studies."
Alternatives: "accessibility of measurement" or "presence of measurement".
First, we included PT-INR values measured within 7 days prior to tooth extraction, considering the availability of measurement results.
This leads to asynchronous availability of measurement and control inputs, i.e. the controller, sensor, and actuator work in an event-driven, rather than a continuous way.
This paper deals with the on-line partial differential equation model-based predictive control of the sublimation front position, assuming two strategies based on various availability of measurement used in the feedback loop.
The influence of the availability of measurement information on the observed exposure response relationship was evaluated by comparing three approaches.
Because of the limited availability of measurement data, few epidemiologic studies have investigated associations between particle number concentrations in different size ranges and daily respiratory morbidity or mortality, and their findings have been inconsistent.
Availability of measurement and data logging systems for the four environmental factors that human thermal comfort depend (airflow [wind], air temperature, air humidity, and solar radiation) will greatly enhance further research.
It yields a more flexible algorithm with regard to the availability of measurements at each time step k and reduces the computational complexity.
Moreover, the availability of measurements is typically limited, especially at industrial level, which makes the parameters poorly identifiable from experimental data.
The objective of this subsection is to present the recovery capabilities of the proposed SS-MC and state-of-the-art methods with respect to the availability of measurements, i.e., the sampling rate.
At present, our knowledge of IN is less complete than that of CCN because of insufficient availability of measurements and experimental data to model the complicated ice-nucleation process (Pruppacher and Klett 1997).
