The phrase "availability out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is no longer available, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The product is currently availability out, and we cannot fulfill your order."
Alternatives: "out of stock" or "no longer available".
There's another sense in which streaming over all recalls moviegoing: it takes the very notion of access and availability out of the user's hands.
"It's hard when you get a call from someone who said, 'I've just lost everything and I need to start over,' and you know there just isn't much availability out there," Mr. Mackey said.
He mentioned Lee's high innings count this season (265), his inexperience pitching on three days' rest (never), his slighter build (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) as compared with the sturdier Sabathia (6-7, 309, give or take a Tastykake) and the attractiveness of his availability out of the bullpen if there is a Game 7. Lee said he would do whatever Manuel asked of him.
"I think there's two things are going on: One, there's quite a bit of capital availability out there, and if you look at how low-interest rates are, and what are the alternatives to invest capital and get return, that causes asset prices to rise.
It is popular because of its apparent generality (from simple to highly complex problems) and simplicity (the availability of out-of-the-box recipes).
It is possible that the contribution of sexual reproduction has increased with time with increased density of populations and the availability of out-cross pollen (Kettenring et al. 2010, 2011).
Increases in hospitals' emergency department utilization are linked to (less) availability of out-of-hospital care while delayed hip fracture surgery has been associated with a lack of resources, physician unavailability and other issues related to access to care [ 31].
Although the availability of out-of-hours GP care is highly valued by patients and their carers, little is known about the type of palliative care delivered by a GP co-operative [ 2].
Our data confirm these findings and extend the concept by supplying evidence that higher densities of PCP's, specialists and the availability of out-patient hospital clinics in a given area are associated with higher treatment intensity of PCP's.
The results provide empirical evidence that higher densities of primary care physicians, specialists and the availability of out-patient hospital clinics in a given area are associated with higher volume of supplied services per patient in primary care practices.
The paternal grandfathers exposure to food availability turned out to be of particular interest.
