The phrase "availability of the articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain articles or items are accessible or in stock.
Example: "The availability of the articles will be confirmed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the articles" or "readiness of the articles".
We consider it unlikely that the availability of these articles in full would have influenced the outcomes of this review substantially.
Bhat (2009) [18] studied the OA availability of the research articles from 2003 2007 indexed by Scopus by five leading Indian research institutes.
In their ruling – which will cast a chill among journalists everywhere – the judges in Rome attached great importance to the availability of the archived article via Google Search, stressing that online material needs treating differently because, even if archived, it is "consultable simply by typing the name of the claimant and the name of the restaurant into the Google search engine".
With the increasing availability of health articles on the Internet, patients increasingly rely on this ever-expanding knowledge network for access to information and expectations of disease treatments.
However, the exponential availability of medical articles leads to difficulty in the selection of articles and reading the full version of an article is time-consuming.
The availability of electronically indexed articles from the Edmonton Journal has caused the proliferation of a research error in several local histories.
While it would be preferable to use full text for the entire set of 3090 cit-ations, the limited availability of OA articles restricted our main analysis to using abstracts and titles.
With a video posted on the National Geographic website, the easy availability of the scientific publication and articles in newspapers and magazines makes it easy for the educator to develop a lesson about these crocodiles that lived in Gondwana in the southern hemisphere and disappeared in the great extinction that wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
Third, the availability of the XML versions of articles supports text and data mining.
The availability of articles was checked via the Scopus and Web of Science databases.
