The phrase "availability of newspapers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of newspapers in a particular area or context.
Example: "The availability of newspapers in rural areas has decreased significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "access to newspapers" or "presence of newspapers".
In many ways, the job has become so much easier with the spread of Internet searching and the digitalization of so many likely sources not least the scanning-in of whole libraries of books and the welcome availability of newspaper archives going back hundreds of years.
With the availability of all issues of newspapers reporting the event, it is usually possible to collect information to be stored in the database with an acceptable degree of accuracy.
The campaign consisted of four television and radio advertisements emphasizing the dangers of measles and the availability of free vaccination; newspaper inserts identified weekly vaccination days.
This study is limited by the small sample size and the availability of information reported in newspaper articles.
The availability of a low-cost arbitrator should give newspapers more confidence to pursue public interest stories.
Newspapers portrayed the increased availability of cheap alcohol as fuelling irresponsible consumption, leading to widespread harms.
For maintenance between follow-up waves, challenges related to the limited availability of good communication routes, with no television coverage and limited radio and newspapers in which to advertise and publicise the study.
"Koreitsi," Russian for Korean, announced 14 classified advertisements listing the availability of North Korean workers in a recent issue of the Dalpress newspaper.
Mr. Shih added that because the Internet speeds up the availability of listings -- instead of coming out once or twice a week in the newspaper, they come out hourly -- buyers need help to keep track of them all.
The availability of ingredients.
