The phrase "availability of series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or presence of a particular series, such as a television show, book series, or product line.
Example: "The availability of series on streaming platforms has greatly increased over the past few years."
Alternatives: "accessibility of series" or "presence of series".
The popularity, and widespread availability of the series in this form meant that several potential licensors of the series such as ADV Films had concerns over licensing the series.
Despite the advantages of efficiency in resequencing, the availability of a series of reasonable and adequate genetic resources is a prerequisite for the implementation of this technology.
It has to be noted that the delimitation of the 5-year period and the calculation of the reference value depends on the availability of data series.
The recent availability of a series of mammalian genome sequences for Prototheria, Metatheria and Eutheria prompted us to revisit Tex19 molecular phylogeny.
The increasing availability of time series microbial community data from metagenomics and other molecular biological studies has enabled the analysis of large-scale microbial co-occurrence and association networks.
The availability of time series data on both financial flows and patient episodes from the MHIF, along with household level data from the KIHS, has provided a rich evidence base with which to inform policy.
Empirically, estimating selection differentials for adaptive traits depend on the availability of time series of individual phenotypic data, together with detailed knowledge about the ecology of, and the mortality regimes exerted on, the stock under investigation (Rowell et al. 1989; Miller and Kapuscinski 1994; Sinclair et al. 2002; Swain et al. 2007).
Correlations over time and space have been estimated for several animal and insect populations (14 – 16 ) and diseases such as measles (17 – 19 ) but not for influenza, despite the increasing availability of time series with the recent development of surveillance networks (3, 20 – 20 ).
A very practical reason that maturation and growth have received so much attention is the availability of time series data on commercial species, collected by research and management agencies, which have made it possible to compare phenotypic changes across time and between stocks.
The availability of time-series data in mutant organisms, combined with varying input signals, has led to a series of detailed circadian clock models for these organisms (e.g. [9], [19]), including Arabidopsis.
