The phrase "availability of verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or existence of a process or method to confirm or validate information.
Example: "The availability of verification for the data collected is crucial for ensuring its accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "access to verification" or "existence of verification".
In the prototyped MPI system with the current availability of state verification tools, we check symptoms s 12, s 23, s 34, s 15, and s 25.
And, compared to the more strict definition of current availability (verification of the expiration date of every unit), the reference definition can reduce surveyor fatigue substantially – especially in large facilities, which is critical for achieving high data quality.
Two candidate protein biomarkers were arbitrarily chosen based on fold differences (Table 1), putative roles in the pathogenesis of prostatitis, and the availability of assay reagents for verification using the gold standard in protein quantification, the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).
This, along with the availability of data publicly, allows for verification of the results and can be considered as strengths of the study.
A checklist was used for the verification of availability of clinical supplies.
Although these tools will give useful estimates of the numbers of samples required, the limiting factor is often the availability of suitable control samples, even in the case of verification, which requires less-stringent analysis and therefore fewer samples.
The Age commented that the "ready availability of fire-extinguishers and official TV teams and the lack of verification about the victims" raised questions about whether authorities had advanced knowledge of the self-immolation.
The main contributions of this paper are listed as follows: 1. Verification of the availability of the direct path: Unlike the conventional approaches described earlier, we validate the availability of the direct path in half‐duplex‐based cooperative relay networks.
Verification of the availability of the direct path: Unlike the conventional approaches described earlier, we validate the availability of the direct path in half‐duplex‐based cooperative relay networks.
Opportunities generated through the large-scale availability of semantic data include: Formal semantic verification of published information leading to higher quality information from authors, for reviewers and for technical processing.
