The phrase "availability of the trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a trial, such as a clinical trial or a legal trial, is accessible or open for participation or observation.
Example: "The availability of the trial will be announced next week, and interested participants should prepare their applications."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the trial" or "openness of the trial".
Authors of articles rarely described when the qualitative data collection or the analysis was undertaken in relation to the availability of the trial findings.
Empirical evidence supports the need for trial registration, and recent requirements by journal editors have fostered compliance 29 Item 24 (protocol)—We added a new item on availability of the trial protocol.
To help place the trial in the context of other settings authors should explain key features that make the intervention feasible in their trial setting and elsewhere (such as, the widespread availability of the trial drug, the availability of trained staff to deliver the intervention, electronic databases that can identify eligible patients).
Future prepared food source trials may benefit from having more frequent process evaluations and multiple measures of availability before the trial begins.
The availability of clinical trial data at the level of the individual patient is uncommon, especially where trials have consistently used several different assessment scales permitting analysis of the relationship between treatment success as measured by pain relief and work interference.
Given the prevalence of OA, the detrimental effects of sarcopenia and obesity [ 26], and the safety and widespread availability of the intervention, this trial has immediate, potentially transformative clinical impact.
Despite this, they conclude that the availability of alternative trial designs means that 'exposing patients to the risks of sham surgery in most cases is unethical and should be avoided'.
The aim of this paper is to identify opportunities to enhance the efficiency of systematic review and evidence-based decision making, supported by a broad and useful overview of the current state of the art in the transfer and availability of clinical trial evidence.
Also, poor recruitment delays the availability of the results of the trial to inform clinical practice decisions.
It might be time to figure out a 'weighing' mechanism through which randomized controlled clinical trials would be 'weighed' differently based on the intervention's commercial market availability at the time of the trial.
Multivariate linear regression was used to evaluate the association between the public availability of a trial's microarray data and number of citations (after log transformation) it received.
