The phrase "availability of the catalog" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a catalog is accessible or obtainable for reference or use.
Example: "The availability of the catalog will determine how quickly we can process the orders."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the catalog" or "readiness of the catalog".
Despite the availability of these catalogs, only one genetic association study has been reported (Marnell et al. 2003).
In addition, the availability of a catalog of structural variants and SNPs can help in the identification of candidates genes related to traits of interest.
Our ability to test the performance of these methodologies is limited, however, by the availability of a catalog of synergistic drug combinations.
Accuracy depends on many factors, including the availability of a complete catalog of particle types with their associated size distributions, shapes, single-scattering albedos, vertical profiles, and spectral radiative characteristics.
High-society clients used to be too polite (or too snobbish) to ask, "How much?" Thanks to the easy availability of showroom catalogs and glossy design magazines, and the arrival of eBay and Sotheby's and Christie's online, "people have great access to product now" and a much better idea what things might cost, said Mayer Rus, editor in chief of Interior Design.
We then took advantage of the availability of the grape genome sequence and the extensive EST collection, to assess the quality of the catalog of transcripts produced.
With the availability of catalogs of somatic mutations from sequencing data, it has become possible to investigate the nucleotides that neighbor AA-induced A > T mutations.
These e-tailers are actually modern versions of the catalog business without the catalog.
BB was responsible for design and implementation of the metadata catalog and deployment of the catalog on EPA-supplied hardware.
