The phrase "availability of pictures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether pictures are accessible or can be obtained in a particular context.
Example: "The availability of pictures for the project is crucial for our presentation."
Alternatives: "access to images" or "presence of photos.".
Two networks, ABC and NBC, made the availability of the pictures, along with the firing of Ms. Silicio, the lead item on their newscasts.
Reviews such as this are wonderful in bringing the availability of classic motion pictures to the attention of their admirers, but we don't want to give the impression that anything is being held back.
According to Goward, a decade of high prices and patchy data availability (EOSAT had reduced the number of pictures taken by Landsat to save costs) have slowed the development of easy-to-use image analysis packages.
This concept provides the benefit of increased flexibility at the picture/sequence level through the availability of the multiple reference picture technique [13].
An ever increasing part of communication between persons involve the use of pictures, due to the cheap availability of powerful cameras on smartphones, and the cheap availability of storage space.
The purpose of this work was to develop a more nuanced picture of availability of essential hospital resources.
Our data show that CH, despite its well-defined clinical picture and the availability of international diagnostic criteria, is still frequently misdiagnosed and not treated according to international recommendations.
Following Mitlöhner (1995, 1998), the mean values of the pre-dawn water potential are understood reflecting the soil water availability within the rhizosphere, while the mean values of the plant water potential at midday are picturing the internal availability of water in the plant in the actual, least favourable situation.
"On a day-to-day basis, our control room have a picture of the availability of hospital beds across London to ensure patients are always taken to the most appropriate hospital for their care," says Lehane.
In fact, Siegel's numbers paint a skewed picture of the availability of paid leave in America today: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 80percentt of full-time civilian workers have paid sick leave.
