The phrase "availability of peer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of a peer, often in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The availability of peer support is crucial for students facing academic challenges."
Alternatives: "access to peers" or "peer accessibility".
It seems clear, then, that effective learning depends on the availability of peers and their willingness to act as mentors and coaches.
How will the Internet change due to consolidation of content (Labovitz et al. 2010), large penetration of video streaming, falling transit prices (Internet Transit Prices: Historical and Projected 2010), expanding geographic footprint of content providers (Gill et al. 2008), cheap local availability of peering infrastructure at IXPs (Augustin et al. 2009)?
OA is the free, immediate, online availability of peer-reviewed research articles with full re-use rights [ 7, 8].
Increasingly, the availability of peer-reviewed information has shortened the period given to literature review from months to days, and, for many projects, the vast majority of relevant information is digitally available.
ASAT v16 (Domain 2) examined the availability of peer-reviewed, evidence-based guidelines for common infections and surgical prophylaxis and also accessibility, content, review frequency of these documents within NHS Trusts.
The PSG control is delivered in an identical manner to Recapture Life-AYA (via WebEx, 3 5 participants/group, with the same facilitator, divided into 2 age groups), frequency of contact (six weekly 90-minute sessions), and the availability of peer-based group discussion.
Therefore, affiliation with an older peer group putatively increases the risk for initiation and addiction because of greater availability of substances, peer modelling of use and biased perceptions of substance use norms.
Countries were selected depending on the availability of published peer reviewed articles.
Incident cannabis use was predicted mainly by availability of drugs, peers' drug use, a more 'positive' attitude towards future drug use, and regular previous use of licit drugs, while cannabis dependence was predicted primarily by parental death before age 15, deprived socio-economic status, and baseline use of other illicit drugs.
To evaluate the impact of the lecture on Internet use and the availability of Internet peer-support groups, we computed amount of change for the entire population and intervention and control conditions on levels of change.
Because logistics play an essential role in many public health efforts, the amount of investment required (when done effectively), and the limited availability of related peer-reviewed research, the study of logistics in public health deserves additional attention.
