The phrase "availability of the student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the times or conditions under which a student is able to participate in activities, classes, or meetings.
Example: "We need to check the availability of the student before scheduling the group project meeting."
Alternatives: "student's availability" or "student's schedule".
Beyond its use in the pass-fail classifier, the availability of the programs students write is an invaluable resource that lends itself to many forms of analysis.
In 1987, then Secretary of Education William J. Bennett, noted the link between the availability of federal student loans and the rapid increases in postsecondary tuitions.
Silver State filed for bankruptcy, citing "a rapid, unprecedented downturn in the US credit markets", which "severely curtailed the availability of student loans for the company's flight academy students" and prompted a slump in enrolment.
One of the findings from her research was that despite the availability of student satisfaction data, such as the iGraduate student barometer, there's not enough detailed analysis of what works and what doesn't.
Medical students may have a lower threshold for consulting a professional, due to the availability of student health services on the KI campus, the like of which the SSE students do not have access to.
The most obvious advantage was the availability of the module to students all around South Africa and the rest of Africa.
Researchers said the strong increase in borrowing among the affluent may be partially due to changes that expanded the availability of student loans for well-off students.
The plan to put the library inside the school "has been thoroughly vetted over the past six months, and any additional delay could ultimately cause a delay in construction and availability of the library to the students it is meant to serve," he wrote in a message.
And a fact sheet distributed by the White House makes no mention of linking the availability of federal student aid to a government ranking of a specific college.
