The phrase "availability of sinks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of sinks, such as in kitchens, bathrooms, or public facilities.
Example: "The availability of sinks in the restroom is crucial for maintaining hygiene standards."
Alternatives: "access to sinks" or "presence of sinks".
The principal engineering challenges to the thermal systems engineer are the large quantities of heat involved, low (and carefully controlled) coolant temperatures required, and the limited availability of heat sinks to which the waste heat must ultimately be rejected.
Japan's jobless rate hit a two-year high and the availability of jobs sank to a four-year low in August.
Application of this toolbox for devising blueprint s of a CO2 infrastructure in the Netherlands, shows that early knowledge on the availability, potential, and suitability of sinks is of major importance for a cost-effective design of the infrastructure.
In the Bivariate analysis knowledge of HHC, taking training on HH, the hospital promoting the importance of HH compliance, the availability of hand washing sink, soup and water, individual towel/tissue paper for drying, the availability of ABHR for HH compliance, knew the presence of IP committees are significantly associated with Hand hygiene compliance (Table 3).
The site has to provide needed requirements such as rejected and decay heat sinks, availability of electrical power supplies, good communications and effective emergency management, including the evacuation of nearby residents.
One of the pre-requirements for a reliable network with multiple sinks is the availability of a reliable network between the different sink nodes to coordinate the synchronisation between the sinks.
These coolers based on an evaporative cooling cycle features no moving parts and can be recycled indefinitely pending the availability of a cold heat sink at temperature below 3 K.
Bedside hand antiseptics (alcohol-based handrub solution), easier access to sinks and availability of washing equipment, decrease in workload, communication and education tools (posters) and feedback improve compliance and decrease the cross-transmission of nosocomial infection [ 90, 96].
The vicinity and the availability of an infinite, permanent heat sink – the ocean – enhances the performance of the safety systems which, when designed to operate passively, considerably extend the grace period given to operators in case of accident.
