The phrase "availability or not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is accessible or not, often in contexts related to scheduling or resources.
Example: "Please let me know about the availability or not of the conference room for our meeting."
Alternatives: "whether available" or "accessibility status".
"The causes may include [the availability or not and quality of] community and social care as much as hospital care".
By then there will be some clarity about Karim Benzema's position, and the availability – or not – of the Real Madrid striker implicated in an extortion scandal is bound to have an effect on Deschamps's choices.
Important technological innovations, including chemical transformation processes and transportation systems, have been based on the availability or not of crude oil.
Event imprint is strongly related to the availability or not of boulders to be detached from or transported over the reef [28].
The differences are mainly due to the availability, or not, of aware and competent leaders and managers whose teamwork can introduce changes in any given community to address risk reduction in an effective manner.
The other disagreement is internal to higher-order thought approaches, and concerns whether the relevant relation between the first-order state and the higher-order thought is one of availability or not.
No study into the negative effects of regular cannabis consumption are ever going to be taken at face value while weed remains illegal, so the red hot defence of it and continued fight for its availability, medicinal or not.
No study into the negative effects of regular cannabis consumption are ever going to be taken at face value while weed remains illegal, so the red hot defense of it and continued fight for its availability, medicinal or not.
If these restorative psychosocial effects are the key mediators between green space and health we would expect health to be related to total green space availability, whether usable or not (e.g., agricultural land).
The indirect measure of dissonance we used, physician preference, could also be influenced by factors unrelated to prescriber beliefs, such as limited availability of a drug or higher relative cost (although during the study period, availability or cost were not factors).
Food availability increases due to reductions of import barriers on foods; although total food availability depends on whether or not there is a concomitant decline in domestic production, or the amount of domestic production that converts to export crops.
