The phrase "availability of transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, data transfer, or energy distribution, where the focus is on whether transmission is accessible or operational.
Example: "The availability of transmission is crucial for ensuring that our data reaches its destination without interruption."
Alternatives: "transmission accessibility" or "transmission readiness".
The continued availability of transmissions is considered to be part of Britain's critical national infrastructure, says John Smith, the project leader for Thales.
Concerning the effect of host availability on transmission rates, since data was taken from sentinel farms where minimal transhumance activity took place, cattle density was considered as stable, with a Swiss average size of 30 cattle per farm.
We have also studied the availability of passive transmission line (PTL) wiring in the memory system at high speed.
The advantages of the proposed systems include availability of different transmission rates, abilities of different users to share the network resource, and robustness in wireless communications environments.
This algorithm exploits the availability of multiple transmission power levels of nodes and correlates the selection probability of each node to its residual energy.
Now he visited ZF twice during 1964 to check on the availability of a suitable transmission for the GT40.
The availability of high-speed transmission media and networking equipment in contemporary networks, as well as the evolution of quality-demanding applications has focused research interest on the provision of advanced qualitative services in addition to the traditional best-effort model of the Internet.
The reliability and availability of the electric power transmission system is severely influenced by lightning.
To examine the possibility of using a terrestrial 4 K UHD and HD convergence broadcasting service, the transmission availability of the compressed 4 K UHD-enhanced and HD base data rate through a single terrestrial channel, which was analyzed in Section 2 2, needs to be examined.
The strategy recognises that individuals and communities infected and affected by TB have to be empowered with critical mass of information on TB transmission, availability of cure, status disclosure, community participation in TB control etc.
