The phrase "availability of supporting" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing resources, assistance, or evidence that supports a claim or project, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The availability of supporting documents is crucial for the audit process."
Alternatives: "access to supporting" or "presence of supporting".
Only the first set of RNA-seq reads was available for genome annotation (ENA accession numbers ERR753524-ERR753530) but we make the entire dataset, including our de novo assembly, available with this article (see ' Availability of supporting data' section).> -wrap-foot> Gexpressionsion levels were measured as RPKM (reads per kilobase of gene per million mapped reads).
Resulting assemblies are available from GenBank, as detailed in "Availability of Supporting Data" below.
Resulting phylogenetic trees are available from TreeBase (accession number S14564), as detailed in "Availability of Supporting Data" below.
Model building involves understanding the nature of the problem and finding the system representation that best reflects the expectations of the consumer, the capabilities of the systems engineer, and the availability of supporting data.
The authors agree for the availability of supporting data.
The ready availability of supporting data should make this an invaluable data store for structure activity information for future work.
Due to this requirement, it's currently being held back by the limited availability of supported handsets.
The authors confirm the availability of all supporting data.
Getting it in place has been dogged by questioning of the mortality data, demands for more money and arguments over the out of hours availability of support services.
It called plans for regional adoption agencies a "triple win" that would also widen the availability of support services and improve recruitment of adopters.
Irving Wleftwsky-Berger, left, an I.B.M. vice president, said this would help Linux, which is an open-source version of the Unix operating system, "move into the mainstream" by assuring corporate customers of its reliability and the availability of support services.
