The phrase "availability of rich" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of rich resources or individuals, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The availability of rich data sources is crucial for our research."
Alternatives: "access to wealth" or "presence of affluent resources".
The availability of rich metadata functionality set Omeka apart from other content management systems and makes Omeka particularly suitable for proper citation and scholarly work.
The availability of rich contents coupled with strategies for the timely and targeted information delivery suggest that direct 'instrumental' use could have taken place.
The availability of rich data sets for the Barnett Shale allow us to test our hypothesis, providing a unique opportunity to compare component-based and site-based methane emission estimates17,21.
Thus Russia imposed strict restrictions on the mobility of peasants from the late 16th century onward, precisely because the availability of rich new farmland on the expanding frontier would otherwise have increased their bargaining power against landlords.
The availability of rich semantic information for exhibits, allows for exploiting the wealth of meanings that museum exhibits express, enabling the automated or semi-automated generation of practically countless stories that can be told.
The availability of rich new food sources has been proposed as a reason for the cetacean entry into the water, but this is unlikely, given that cetacean ancestors already lived in very shallow freshwater.
And with the availability of richer data-driven targeting capabilities on CTV, advertisers can find the right audience wherever they are, irrespective of the channel and on any given time slot.
Availability of richer sequence information for XAR makes it suitable for further analysis and validation.
Analyses restricted to immigrants only were more complex because of the availability of richer information.
The development of the urban infrastructure has not kept pace with the growth of the cities, and urban sprawl is reducing the availability of the rich surrounding farmland.
"Consumer willingness and intent to pay is related to the availability of a rich amount of free content," said John Rose, a senior partner and head of the group's global media practice.
