The phrase "availability of stakeholders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of individuals or groups who have an interest in a project or decision-making process.
Example: "The success of the project depends on the availability of stakeholders for timely feedback and collaboration."
Alternatives: "accessibility of stakeholders" or "presence of stakeholders".
The numbers of interviewees per stakeholder group as well as the total number of interviewees for each country vary across partner countries due to different financial resources available to the research partners and to the availability of contacted stakeholders to take part in the study.
JNO developed the interview guide, which consisted of open-ended questions intended to examine perceptions about the roles of various stakeholders in KT, the challenges faced by these stakeholders, and the availability of platforms for stakeholder engagement.
Third, limited availability and high turnover of stakeholders meant that the same stakeholders did not always participate throughout the whole intervention design and selection process.
The practicalities of availability, engagement and commitment meant that the interests of stakeholders were not represented equally during the development process.
Holistic efforts from all domains including the pharmacoeconomic, formulatory, material science and preclinical and clinical stakeholders are desired to ensure the availability of such promising products to the real stakeholders, that is, the patients.
To date, however, relatively little public data exists that provides information on trends in the availability of slots for ART initiation and the distribution of stakeholders who sponsor ART initiation in this funding climate.
Overall, the availability of funding was perceived by key stakeholders as being beneficial.
GMB participants confirmed the view emerging from stakeholder interviews that availability of drugs and other consumables at facilities was, in general, not severely disrupted by the insurgency.
Both political processes and availability of finances were often cited as primary reasons for Florida beach management challenges (39% and 44% of stakeholders respectively).
