The phrase "availability of sufficient nutrients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, nutrition, agriculture, or biology when discussing the presence of necessary nutrients for growth or well-being.
Example: "The availability of sufficient nutrients in the soil is crucial for the healthy growth of crops."
Alternatives: "presence of adequate nutrients" or "access to necessary nutrients".
The availability of sufficient nutrients and water, as well as sunlight for photosynthetic forms, is, however, the only major factor restraining successful and heavy protist colonization of practically any habitat on Earth.
Amaranthus cruentus treated with compost had better proximate compositions possibly due to the availability of sufficient nutrients in the applied compost which were translocated into appropriate sources where they were partitioned into respective sinks.
The high chlorophyll-a concentrations measured in flood plume waters immediately adjacent to the inshore, highly turbid 'inner' flood plume are a product of sufficient light, given most of the suspended solids have settled from the plume, and the availability of sufficient nutrients, which drive higher phytoplankton production and characterise the formation of secondary stage flood plumes.
Deficiency of micronutrients especially Zn, Fe, Cu and Mn is common in black cotton soil due to intensive cultivation of HYV, hybrids, monocropping and non-availability of sufficient organic sources of nutrient to correct the deficiency.
Consequently, sufficient availability of other nutrients, such as P, K and S, is crucial for stimulating the demand for N from symbiosis (Hartwig, 1998; Brown et al., 2000; Tallec et al., 2009).
However, the ability of AMPK to gauge and control cellular energy places it in an ideal position to ensure that cell growth and proliferation is coupled to the availability of a sufficient supply of nutrients and energy.
Thus it can be speculated that availability of nutrients may affect the nutrient composition of fruit bodies [ 7].
Sufficient endogenous availability of nutrients and metabolites such as glutamine, taurine, choline, and probably carnitine can help to maintain hepatic functions.
Rich supply of nutrients like K, N, and P in growing substrate is proved to be sufficient for production of good quality flowers (Younis et al. 2014) and adequate availability of these nutrients in growing media gave significant results regarding growth and flowering indices in this experiment.
