The phrase "availability policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidelines or rules regarding the availability of a service, product, or resource.
Example: "Please review our availability policy to understand when our services are accessible to you."
Alternatives: "accessibility policy" or "service availability guidelines".
Under what critics call the "open availability" policy, workers must make themselves available for different shifts from month to month or risk losing hours.
See our code availability policy for more information.
When I asked about the "open availability" policy, Clark interrupted, while Menzer stared at me. "I can certainly take that one," Clark said.
The results were published in a prestigious journal, the American Economic Review, that seemingly failed to enforce its own data availability policy, which meant it was only this year that these errors were discovered.
Authors may also submit supplementary information files – including code (also see our code availability policy), models, workflows and summary tables – but primary data should not be submitted as supplementary information.
We encourage authors to make openly available any code or scripts that would help readers reproduce any data-processing steps (see our code availability policy).
This may cause banks to reconsider availability policies".
Scientific Data's data availability policies are compatible with the standardised research data policies set out by Springer Nature.
In our previous work [4], we have introduced the notion of availability policies which is an example of an utility policy.
Li et al. introduces the related concept of availability policies in [2, 6], which discriminates whether a user always possesses certain permissions across state changes.
Unfortunately, code availability policies are even more poorly adhered to than data release policies (7).
