The phrase "availability of the labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or readiness of workers for a particular job or task.
Example: "The availability of the labor in this region is crucial for the success of our construction project."
Alternatives: "workforce availability" or "labor supply".
Unlike the migration pattern in other European cities, where people were drawn by the availability of labor, the rural Irish population was driven to Dublin — as well as the United States, Canada and other countries — by poverty and starvation after the Great Famine of the 1840s.
After all, in addition to infrastructure and regulatory certainty, large-scale Greenfield investments are tied to the availability of skilled labor and the capacity of the host country to absorb new technologies.
Part of the challenge for Fire Island's private communities after the storm was the availability of labor, given the tiny off-season population of the island.
Even though Rivera's murals were displayed at the height of the Great Depression in 1931, New York was ironically in the midst of a frenzied construction boom fueled by the deep pockets of the 1percentt and the availability of cheap labor due to the 25percentt unemployment rate.
Concurrently, the receiving countries have benefited by the availability of cheaper labor than the prevailing labor cost.
Other factors that contributed to dis-adoption included the failure to sustain cattle and pig production that are necessary for feedstock supply, reduced availability of family labor the and inability of the households to repair biogas digesters after malfunctioning.
The results based on the facility model show that variables such as the 24-h functioning PHC and the availability of a labor room in the PHC in districts are associated with the infant mortality for both the spatial models.
This holds true even when we statistically control for the availability of skilled labor and the composition of ads across firms and occupations.
The result shows that variables such as the 24-h functioning of PHC and the availability of a labor room in the PHC in districts are also associated with the infant mortality to a certain extent.
"The availability of cheap labor contributes to the growth in the Norwegian economy," said Knut Anton Mork, chief economist at Handelsbanken, the Stockholm-based bank.
