The phrase "availability only as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the conditions or limitations under which something is available.
Example: "The software is available only as a subscription service, not for one-time purchase."
Alternatives: "available solely as" or "offered exclusively as".
On Wednesday night, on the Apple Web page that lists the phone's availability, only two Apple stores were listed as having phones available Thursday: Tigard, Ore., and the Shadyside neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
As reflected by the ensemble-median results, upstream water consumption becomes, nevertheless, in each of the GHMs a significantly more important driver of change when looking at the decreases in water availability only compared to all changes in water availability.
Administrators and informaticians told us they value data availability not only as a basis for patient specific CDS but also for quality measures reported after the fact.
We discuss the use of DES in reliability and availability studies, not only as an alternative to the use of analytical and probabilistic methods, but also as a complementary way to: (i) achieve a better understanding of the system internal behavior and (ii) find out the relevance of each component under reliability/availability considerations.
Text messaging can only be as good as the availability of mobile numbers.
It will do zero to increase credit availability and only serve as another dagger in the gut of the sensible parts of Dodd Frank reform.
Above, the impact of parental availability was only conceptualized as whether parents were still alive or not, which is possibly not related to parents' emotional availability.
38 39 The frequency of ambulance use is low; in addition to poor availability, in most cases, ambulances function only as a taxi, as very few have either trained attendants or necessary equipment.
The availability of only very centralized psychiatric institutions, as well as a lack of mental health funding and staff, might negatively influence access to care [ 21, 23].
Availability defines transfers as much as wish lists.
