The phrase "availability of men" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or readiness of male individuals for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The availability of men for the project is crucial to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "presence of men" or "readiness of men".
Modern methods of furniture construction are largely based on the availability of man-made materials such as reliable plywood, laminated board, chipboard, and hardboard as distinct from natural solid wood.
They suggest that every task is so mindless that sheer availability of man-hours cleanly translates into productivity.
At the same time, "in the borderland, with the open border and the availability of Chinese men, (Vietnamese) women have had a different choice of husbands.
In the context of raiding, the capability is mainly determined by the availability of resources, men, weapons, ammunition, skills and information about the target such as the location of herds, types of livestock and level of protection.
Other participants likened the attracting factors (e.g., many cars from the urban centre representing the availability of wealthy men) that characterize the local environment where they go to sell sex (e.g., the bar, Chippas) to the 'red light districts' of the city where sex workers sell sex in nearby urban centres, Cape Town and Mfuleni.
I want a society in which women are judged on merit and not on their degree of availability to men".
Fed by ideology, opportunity and the ready availability of frustrated young men holding their lives cheap the conflagration shows no signs of abating or lessening in its depravity.
The names were the same, but the order and availability of the top men's singles players had changed drastically since May.
Those remnants also include more than 2,000 local draft boards, which during times of a draft make judgments on the availability of all registered men in the board's district.
Mr. Kaplan's title essay focuses on the deterioration of life in West Africa and South Asia, where pressure on land and resources, environmental degradation and the availability of rootless young men to serve in private armies will lead to a "withering away of central governments, the rise of tribal and regional domains, the unchecked spread of disease and the growing pervasiveness of war".
