The phrase "availability produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the generation or provision of availability, such as in project management or resource allocation.
Example: "The availability produced by the new scheduling system has significantly improved our team's efficiency."
Alternatives: "availability generated" or "availability created".
Changes in nutrient availability produce contrasting physiological states of fasting and feeding.
It was also demonstrated that there are several possible options to provide necessary inputs to the model so that even low data availability can produce useful results.
In addition to the raw material availability for producing sulfur concrete and a strength reaching similar or higher levels of conventional cementitious concrete, fast curing, low temperature sustainability, acid and salt environment resistance, 100% recyclability are appealing superior characteristics of the developed Martian Concrete.
With the rise in big data demands, a data lake implementation has the potential to improve analytics, create wider data availability and produce more efficient data throughput.
At the same time, they are faced by technical challenges regarding the production and security of energy availability when producing electricity only from renewable sources.
However, in terms of data availability in producing wells, most wells have production data for RTA, but few wells may have the pressure buildup data required for PBA.
Finally, this section proposes a framework of ISAM in Japan considering data availability and produces an ISAM with two regions, Hokkaido and ROJ, based on the year 2000, which is discussed in the next section as a case study.
The advantage of hydroponics on a large scale is the availability to produce vegetables all year round in large quantities.
This reaction may evoke endothelial dysfunction both reducing NO availability and producing peroxynitrite anion.
In other words, changes in population determinants of consumption (increasing alcohol price or reducing availability) may produce greater gains than targeting drinkers at highest risk.
