The phrase "availability of piped" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the availability of piped services, such as water or gas supply.
Example: "The availability of piped water in rural areas has significantly improved over the last decade."
Alternatives: "access to piped" or "supply of piped".
To establish an index of poverty, data on eight proxy markers were combined (ownership of a phone, television, fridge, radio, chickens, and availability of piped water, ownership of land and electricity in the home).
Development indicators were also extracted from the Asha survey and included village availability of piped water, electricity, banks, an all weather road, government primary health centers, and private clinics.
With the availability of inexpensive clay pipes, tobacco became an item of mass consumption in England as early as 1670.
A technique, based upon the original definition of a "resilience" index to account for the fact that water distribution networks are designed as "looped systems" in order to increase the hydraulic reliability and the availability of water during pipe failures, is introduced.
The combination of large numbers of people, bars and market outlets, as well as the availability of electricity, sometimes pipe-borne water, and playgrounds, appeared to draw adjacent non-plantation populations into the camps during leisure hours.
The main concern associated with optimization of water distribution networks is related to the nonlinearity of discharge-head loss equation, availability of the discrete nature of pipe sizes, and constraints, such as conservation of mass and energy equations.
An asset approach was used as a measure of socio-economic status [ 56]: the questionnaire included details of the construction material of the housing unit, ownership of certain consumer items (working radio, television, refrigerator, bicycle, motorcycle, car) and availability of utilities such as electricity and piped water.
The increase of pipes performance, availability, and the reduction of their global mission cost, need to develop a suitable prognostic process.
In all but the short summer season, the availability of fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables has been little more than a pipe dream for Montreal residents.
Their potential would be driven by the availability of electricity, as electricity is required for such basic developmental services such as pipe borne water, health care, telecommunications and quality education.
Another factor is the increasing availability of digital cable TV, which requires a special set-top converter if digital signals are piped into a conventional analog TV set.
