The phrase "availability of prototype" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a prototype is accessible or ready for use in a project or study.
Example: "The availability of the prototype will determine our timeline for the next phase of development."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the prototype" or "readiness of the prototype".
These will be exploratory studies, and the number of patients will be limited by the availability of prototypes (the limiting factor being the electronic portable devices rather than the garments or smartphones).
Finally, we face a general challenge in the availability of instructive prototype inhibitors.
The increasing availability of rapid prototyping technology makes it possible to quickly engineer alternatives to conventional automation infrastructure that are low-cost and user-friendly.
Usually, step stress ALT (SSALT) method is firstly selected to do quantitative ALT planning when resource limitations on the availability of test prototypes and/or test equipment pose a restriction on the number of samples that can be tested.
The recent availability of rapid prototyping technology makes it possible to quickly and easily engineer purpose-built alternatives to conventional research infrastructure which are low-cost and user-friendly.
A key factor is the understanding they wish to obtain, for example, arriving at the best possible model for a given system (in which case model development time might not be too important), or generating alternative plausible models representing competing experimental hypothesis (in which case the availability of rapid prototyping, averages and outlier behaviours are needed).
These are made possible by the wide availability of design and prototyping equipment, and the ability to insert themselves into a process that was once uncomeatable (I am bringing this word back).
The Intel executive discussed availability of a C++ Larrabee Prototype Library and a future parallel programming solution based on "Ct" technology.
We first brought word of Project Tango and its depth-sensing superpowers back in February, when it announced the availability of its 5-inch prototype Android phone and developer kit.
