The phrase "availability of the land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or readiness of land for a specific purpose, such as development, agriculture, or conservation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to assess the availability of the land to ensure it meets our requirements."
Alternatives: "land accessibility" or "land readiness".
The key thing that makes the scheme viable, of course, is the availability of the land.
But several of those resolutions were predicated on the availability of the land beneath the Deutsche Bank building.
In the process of compact city development, the limited availability of the land resources for green space (GS) would represent a major challenge for urban environments.
In Indonesia, it is difficult to find large areas of land that are not being used, and where the availability of the land can be assured for a long period.
Thus, negative impacts on the availability of land and land tenures have already been documented for such areas [56, 57].
Moreover, there was little scope to adorn the city with spacious gardens like other Mughal cities in India limited by the availability of the suitable land.
For each used and random patch, we derived the density of gravel and main roads (km roads/km), the density of houses (km−2), and the percentage availability of the different land cover types.
Depending on the shape of the site and the availability of land, the crosswind facility can take on a crossed configuration or an open or closed V layout.
Exactly which bits are restored to pristine sogginess will depend on local questions, such as the availability of land, the alternative uses for drained peatland and the price of carbon-dioxide offsets.In poor and boggy Belarus, for example, Ms Tol says it costs a mere €10 ($13) to avoid a tonne of carbon-dioxide emission in this way.
It is force of change that is shaded, shaped, speeded and slowed by various factors, such as the nature of a neighbourhood, flows of finance, the availability of land, the powers and priorities of different layers of government and by skittish stuff like personal taste.
With rising costs elsewhere in the capital and the availability of brownfield land, the East End has become a desirable place for business.
