The phrase "availability of seating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether seats are free or accessible in a particular location, such as a restaurant, theater, or event.
Example: "Before we make a reservation, let's check the availability of seating at the restaurant for Saturday night."
Alternatives: "seating options" or "seating availability".
Being able to visualize not only the building's exterior but also the intricacies of the building's interior, including such basic factors as the availability of seating and storage, the presence or absence of refrigeration, and the placement of ramps, restrooms, and waiting areas, prevents erroneous assumptions about facility capacity for remote users, such as external donors or program planners.
Given the recent availability of seated activity permissive workstations 10 and the possible desire/need of many employers and employees to remain seated while completing their work, there is a need for interventions that promote 'active sitting' as opposed to 'reduced sitting' as a means for reducing sedentary time.
I transferred to a No. 3 at 96th Street and noted the wide availability of seats, which improved my outlook.
If anything, that may limit the availability of seats for Connecticut residents -- although the proposed stadium would have about 11,000 more seats.
Students could substitute these courses with other MBA electives subject to availability of seats and with approval from the MS committee.
With these systems, ticket agents at widely dispersed locations can obtain information about the availability of seats on any flight in a matter of seconds.
The commission found that 137 sites were breaking existing EU consumer rules by confusing - or deliberately misleading - ticket pricing and the availability of seats at the lowest fares.
Then last week the Straphangers Campaign issued a report concluding that the Q line, which runs between Long Island City, Queens, and Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, is now the city's best in terms of cleanliness, availability of seats and frequency of trains.
Airlines have practised dynamic pricing for a long time: there are a set number of prices available, and you get a different fare based on factors including when you book and the availability of seats on the flight.
