The phrase "availability of relevant information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of important data or details in a specific context.
Example: "The success of the project largely depends on the availability of relevant information regarding market trends."
Alternatives: "access to pertinent information" or "presence of necessary data".
"Many people have concerns about the potential development of a shale gas industry, including the availability of relevant information about how the industry might affect the community they live in.
The availability of relevant information is crucial, since IHL violations are judged on expected losses weighed against anticipated military advantages.
The Internet will also be used, complemented as necessary by other media (including CD-ROM) to increase the presently limited availability of relevant information in many countries.
The evolutionary changes that occurred in the GluR genes in the lineage leading to humans are poorly understood, mainly because of the limited availability of relevant information in public databases.
14 A retrospective audit can only record what was written in the notes and while there is a medicolegal principle that 'not recorded' implies 'not done', an unknown proportion of the recorded variation will be due to differences in documentation and the availability of relevant information to those undertaking data extraction.
A work-by-work assessment should only be required where that is considered reasonable in view of the availability of relevant information, the likelihood of commercial availability and the expected transaction cost.
Ensuring comparable, excellent medical qualification systems is crucial but the availability and analysis of relevant information has been lacking.
Mammals were chosen because of the unrivalled availability of relevant data: mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequences, life-history records and comprehensive phylogenetic information [ 21, 22].
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.
The explosive growth in data availability has confronted text mining with major hurdles in the retrieval, extraction, and compaction of relevant information [21].
