The phrase "availability of metal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of metal materials in a specific context, such as manufacturing, construction, or resource management.
Example: "The availability of metal is crucial for the production of high-quality machinery."
Alternatives: "access to metal" or "supply of metal".
Availability of metal transporters, translocators, chelators and the ability to express membrane proteins could further enhance mercury phytoremediation capabilities.
During the Bronze Age, the availability of metal tools made the construction of stone paving more feasible; at the same time, demand for paved roads rose with the use of wheeled vehicles, which were well established by 2000 bc.
Increased expression of this protein appears to be included in a coordinated response of the cell and tissue where the function might be to diminish availability of metal.
The second and third stages of sorption were found to be clearly separated by a plateau depending on the concentration or availability of metal ions in the solutions for sorption.
By comparing d tot-dependant LCTEM observations with an extended DLA growth model, we have demonstrated that the cumulative aspect of the electron dose can severely impact the growth mechanisms of gold nanostructures, because it affects both the availability of metal precursors and the accessibility of gold atoms to the NPs.
The availability of metal stents can prevent recoil and lessen aneurysm formation.
Bacterial growth increased and fungal growth decreased with increasing pH, despite the high availability of metals at low pH.
The dissociation of metal complexes in the soil solution can increase the availability of metals for root uptake.
In addition, inflammation induces mechanisms of nutritional immunity, which limit the availability of metals in the intestinal lumen, thereby imposing new selective forces on microbial growth.
The distribution, mobility and availability of metals in the environment depend not only on their total concentration but also on their formations and bounds with the soil.
Soil pH is a very important factor in controlling the mobility and availability of metals.
