The phrase "availability of this information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain information is accessible or can be obtained.
Example: "The availability of this information is crucial for making informed decisions in the project."
Alternatives: "access to this information" or "readiness of this information".
The availability of this information is needed for the continuity and efficiency of the inspection operation.
The availability of this information can be assumed in systems with an inter-BS backhaul network or with a central node such as a radio network controller.
To the best of our knowledge, all previous optimization models (see Section 2) have largely ignored the availability of this information.
Some of the drawbacks of using CTA stem from transferring the elaborate imaging information into a clinically useable form and thence the availability of this information during an operation.
The availability of this information is likely to translate directly into benefit to patients, by helping optimise dosage and preventing side-effects resulting from over-dosing or lack of effectiveness resulting from under-dosing.
How will the availability of this information help change extraction so that local communities are protected from negative impacts?
However, considering the non-availability of this information at the general population level at the time of this data collection, we have re-estimated the model and prediction without this information.
The availability of all this information raises an important question: Where does Google CEO Eric Schmidt stand on the issue of online privacy?
The availability of all this information has the potential to produce novel results with the only cost being analysis time.
The availability of all this information in a reliable and friendly way appeared critical when we obtained loads of data from proteomics.
The availability of this quantitative information regarding the detailed anatomy of bones provides new opportunities for diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of skeletal diseases.
