The phrase "availability of surplus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resources, inventory, or economic conditions where excess or additional quantities are relevant.
Example: "The availability of surplus materials allowed the company to complete the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "excess supply" or "surplus resources".
Cooperating could, after all, depress wages of union members, and availability of surplus labour might weaken trade unions' bargaining power.
Further research into available sources of data to fully implement the friction cost approach would be valuable, such as length of the friction period for various occupations, availability of surplus labor, and whether positions are filled by unemployed workers or employed workers who are changing jobs (and thus generating a new friction period).
Mr. Bush disregarded the sound advice of Paul O'Neill, his first Treasury secretary, and Alan Greenspan, who said future tax cuts should be conditioned on the availability of surpluses.
That's why Mr. O'Neill, whose presidentially conferred nickname was downgraded over time from "Pablo" to the "Big O," tried to get Mr. Bush to agree to condition the phasing in of these cuts on the availability of surpluses.
The crucial amplification of differential floodplain construction can be assigned to the spatially variable availability of a surplus of Laacher See Tephra particles in manner of a pulsed sediment input.
The availability of a surplus, anticipated for months, once seemed to offer the nation the opportunity for a philosophical debate over its direction in a new era of plenty.
Eligibility criteria included confirmation of obesity (based upon body fat measurement by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry; DEXA), required loss of at least 15% of starting body weight, and availability of sufficient surplus plasma and urine for analysis.
Quantitatively most glutamine is oxidized, but the availability of glutamine in surplus is important for the de novo synthesis of nucleotides and necessary for cell division and protein synthesis.
However, the city might be willing to advance funds for transit operations in anticipa tion of later availability of Tri borough surpluses.
The uncertain availability of food allowed little surplus for exchange, and there were few contacts with groups in different places that might have specialized in obtaining different foods.
Two of the most important factors to consider in adopting any policy for food diversification are the acceptability of the output and the availability of markets for the surplus.
