The phrase "availability of specific data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of particular information or datasets in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or reporting.
Example: "The availability of specific data is crucial for making informed decisions in our project."
Alternatives: "access to particular data" or "presence of certain information".
Besides, the lack of availability of specific data which sometimes are inevitable does not bound game theoretical analyses.
At the individual level, it is obvious that the ability to handle any HLA molecule that a given patient might have irrespective of the availability of specific data for a particular HLA haplotype in question is an enabling technology for individualized immunotherapy and diagnostics.
By providing individual-level information on the availability of specific data types (phenotypes, genetic or genomic data) and samples within a collection, rather than the actual measurement data, resource integration can be facilitated.
Owing to limitations in the availability of subgroup specific data, we assumed the risks of dying from both cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular causes to be the same for all those with established cardiovascular disease.
Minimum requirement for addition to the database was the availability of case specific data for the complete (molecular-) cytogenetic analysis result and clinical diagnosis.
This includes the availability of specific AIS data attributes, the AIS reporting intervals, and the mapping of AIS data to the Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) interface.
The availability of specific experimental data allows a sound definition of aerodynamic actions.
Therefore, availability of specific clinical data elements through i2b2 is largely time-dependent.
In general, the availability of specific experimental data and knowledge is a minimal requirement for the applicability of our approach and also a potential limitation.
Cohorts differed in the number of participants, the mean baseline age, and the availability of specific covariate data (Table 2; see also Supplemental Material, Tables S10 S28).
Tier 1 reporting is recommended for countries with limited availability of country-specific data.
