The phrase "availability of supportive services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of services that provide assistance or help, often in contexts like healthcare, education, or community support.
Example: "The success of the program largely depends on the availability of supportive services for participants."
Alternatives: "access to assistance services" or "provision of support services".
With the majority of NYC NORCs in housing developments, this may be that they are small proportions of each area's population, or it may relate to the availability of supportive services in many NORC developments.
A health facility assessment questionnaire captured information on characteristics of each of health facility including the type and location of the health facility in which HIV services were located, availability of supportive services for ART patients e.g. home visits and timing of the introduction of performance based financing.
In the US, a broad range of supportive services are offered by a multidisciplinary cohort of oncology health professionals but the availability of these services varies greatly among institutions.
The cost to taxpayers of supportive services outweighs the value of illegal worker contributions.
The arrival of children, therefore, required increasing levels of supportive services to enable women's careers to be maintained.
These findings provide new challenges for stroke rehabilitation, calling for identification of patients and spouses in need of supportive services.
At the end each activity participants were informed about the availability of supportive counselling services provided at the VCT clinic and were given detailed information about HIV and how to access the ART clinic.
The availability of supportive infrastructure such as suitable housing and offices was also discussed with the state government officials.
DR. STEWART B. FLEISHMAN New York The writer is director of cancer supportive services at Beth Israel Cancer Center.
The better availability of or access to health and supportive services in the GTA compared to other Ontario communities may contribute to the differences in HRQOL.
According to the United Nations Secretary-General's Report on Violence Against Children, launched in 2006, "the nature of a community's physical fabric, its density of settlement and layout, and the availability of services and amenities supportive of family well-being, have an important bearing on social relationships within the community and on whether or not children become prey to violence".
