The phrase "availability of medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of a particular medium, such as a communication channel, material, or resource.
Example: "The availability of medium for the project will determine our approach to the presentation."
Alternatives: "accessibility of medium" or "presence of medium".
For instance, in a temperate sub-oceanic climate, the rather stable thermal regime and balanced water availability of medium to high amounts of precipitation not only secure plant-available water on most soil types throughout the growing period but facilitate decomposition and weathering throughout the year.
Availability of small prey items was significantly higher in pasture than in scrub; availability of medium and large prey items was not significantly different between habitat types.
It has previously been shown that efficiency of erythroblast culture in scalable bioreactors is not primarily limited by mass transfer, availability of medium components, or commonly recognised inhibitory metabolites or cytokines.
The availability of medium-depth coverage of genome sequences of 3024 rice accessions allowed us to search the existence of the alleles of Nbs2-Pi2 and Nbs4-Pin (Pi2) in a large rice collection (The 3000 Rice Genomes Project, 2014).
The recently released 'Golden Delicious' genome sequence (Velasco et al. 2010) and the availability of medium-density genotyping tools (Chagne et al. 2012a) have made it possible to generate population-scale data for investigating genome-wide patterns of selection.
In conclusion, our results suggest the hypothesis that the AMPK complex can sense not only the immediate availability of cellular energy in the form of AMP and ATP but also the availability of medium-term energy reserves in the form of glycogen.
Availability of the medium: How often do you actually see the individual– do you manage him from a distance or does he telecommute?
It's not that live-streaming is new – Ustream and Justin.tv (RIP) have been around for years – but the availability of the medium on portable devices seems a game changer.
The nature of the electrode material and the proton availability of the medium affect drastically the voltammetric pattern of the compounds.
Thus, while relative changes in the availability of high, medium and low quality habitat are identifiable, expected changes in minimum population size cannot be inferred.
Whilst there are always issues of representativeness in analysing such material the increasing ubiquity and availability of this medium to many, increases the opportunity for more widely applicable findings.
