The phrase "availability of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity or freedom to move, whether physically, socially, or in terms of options available.
Example: "The availability of movement in the new office layout has greatly improved employee collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "freedom of movement" or "mobility options".
As reported in literature, pedestrian flow characteristics are influenced by number of attributes of pedestrian like age, gender, physical dimensions, luggage carried, group size, activity while walking, purpose in addition to the other attributes such as space availability, direction of movement and schedule of train as well.
Because the availability of movement corridors between continents is less well understood for Oryza [ 15], we did not employ geological constraints.
Gaga emphasises exploring sensation and availability for movement to create "organic flows of energy" and has attracted a wide following in the international dance community.
Widespread availability of geospatial data on movement and context presents opportunities for applying new methods to investigate the interactions between humans and weather conditions.
"I expected that there would be a lot of movement, given the availability now of the Koch Theater," she said.
On the other hand, access to grazing outside the Karamoja sub-region was found to be a negative driver of forage availability as indicated by the restriction of movement imposed by the formal institutions.
In marine ecosystems, the number and frequency of pathways, tidal movements, availability of empty niches, and availability of different substrate types for settlement are the main factors that determine susceptibility to invasion, with highest rates of non-native species establishment typically found in shallow coastal zones [36].
The national movement to increase availability of preschool programs is one such effort.
This paper presents a review of the natural attenuation processes that may limit the movement and availability of mining-derived pollutants at the groundwater surface water (GW SW) interface, and specifically within the hyporheic zone.
