The phrase "availability of raw" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of raw materials or resources in a specific context, such as manufacturing or production.
Example: "The availability of raw materials is crucial for the production process to run smoothly."
Alternatives: "access to raw materials" or "supply of raw resources".
"Growth is currently driven by still reasonably strong levels of availability of raw materials.
One major problem with bioethanol production is the availability of raw materials for the production.
"We'd give Connecticut an A," said Sally Fallon, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, an advocacy group that supports the universal availability of raw milk.
The concern stems from what weapons experts describe as a widespread availability of raw materials for chemical terrorism.
Dr. Reck studies the sustainability of material use in society, and its implications on energy consumption, climate targets, and the future availability of raw materials.
Access to water transportation, reservoirs of natural gas and oil, and availability of raw materials have made the coastal area the centre of industry in Texas.
Accelerating inflation was the latest sign that China's economy may be growing so quickly that it is beginning to run into costly bottlenecks, especially in the price and availability of raw materials.
But the accidents of geography — the availability of raw materials and crops, a hospitable climate, accessible trade routes and even the cartographical shapes of continents — step forth as prime movers.
"The primary and essential character of wealth is metaphysical, not physical," wrote Warren T. Brookes, a Washington Times columnist, "and is the direct result of the creativity of mind, not the availability of raw materials".
The model is able to synthesize flexible systems that can cope with changes in the availability of raw material supply and variations in product demand.
However, market forces are changing the cost and availability of raw materials, and oils are now as expensive, if not more expensive, than most protein sources.
