The phrase "availability of panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a panel (such as a group of experts or a physical panel) is accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The availability of the panel for the discussion will be confirmed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the panel" or "readiness of the panel".
The hypothesis of spillover dynamics is tested and supported by the availability of panel data for manufacturing firms in the 1990s.
In addition, also the current research methodologies (DEA especially) could benefit from more extensive data leading to the availability of panel data.
Tracking individual's health status over time would be preferable, but availability of panel data would restrict the analysis to a few countries only.
Apart from the availability of panel survey data and good measures of voter perceptions of misconduct, a key advantage of our research design was the fact that we could hold the nature and timing of the scandal constant while exploiting natural variation in whether a survey respondent's MP was implicated in the scandal.
There appeared little change in availability of a panel of 28 basic resources (median 71% in 2002 to 82% in 2012) although availability of specific feeds for severe malnutrition and vitamin K improved.
Thanks to the sequencing of the bovine genome [ 5] and the availability of dense panels of SNP markers, GS has moved from simulation approaches to practical application in the last years.
Recently, the availability of SNP panels [ 15– 17] allows the investigation of livestock genomic diversity at a level of resolution that is impossible to reach with other types of markers.
The availability of EQA panels for detection and typing should also be developed for other important (nosocomial) infectious agents, including vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) and extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL -producing ESBL -producingenterobacteriaceae
The recent availability of Hamamatsu Flat Panel photomultiplier (PMT) makes it a promising and realistic candidate by significant improving compactness, packing fraction of PSPMT designs and lowering costs.
While the availability of real long panel data would allow refining and deepening the analysis, we believe that our results constitute a useful proxy and hope they will stimulate further data collection and research.
Availability of such a panel would have a significant impact on the health of asbestos-exposed individuals by providing early warning for monitoring the potential occurrence of ARDs.
