The phrase "availability of tap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of a tap, such as in plumbing, beverages, or technology contexts.
Example: "The availability of tap water in the area is crucial for the residents' health and well-being."
Alternatives: "access to tap" or "presence of tap".
Relevant screw characteristics to consider include availability of guidewire, tap, and tunnel notching devices to ease insertion.
We are working in conjunction with the NGO PRADAN to understand the impact of the availability of purified tap water at the household level.
Consequently, availability of clean tap water may introduce a serious danger, in particular, to immunosuppressed human populations.
All but one hospital had the infrastructure for drawing, storing and supply of borehole water with potential for 24-hour availability on tap.
The availability of water from taps changed over time with the control hospitals continuing to have a higher score at subsequent surveys than intervention hospitals.
- Environment: availability of running water, design of taps, sink placement and cleaning of contaminated surfaces.
Half of people who trialled Quick Tap said the availability of contactless payments via their phone would influence their decision to purchase a mobile". Not all stores offer contactless payment, with 52,000 terminals across 50,000 stores in the UK, mainly in cafes or food outlets.
The reason for the absence of a linear effect might be that the enrolment of children below the age of three in formal care might not sufficiently tap into the availability of care of individual parents, which has been shown to have a positive effect on fertility (Rindfuss et al. 2007, 2010).
One of the most exciting aspects has been the increasing availability of comprehensive datasets that researchers can tap to identify genes related to alcohol abuse, understand the influence of the environment, develop effective new drugs that may allow personalized medical approaches to be realized, and much more.
Participant's responses are summarised in Table 2 in three areas especially relevant to infection control: physical space (size of the labour rooms, maternity wards and clinics in relation to the patient load), availability of 24-hour water supply (through taps from mains and boreholes) and electricity supply (including use of generators).
