The phrase "availability provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to contracts, agreements, or policies where the availability of a service, resource, or product is specified.
Example: "The availability provision in the contract ensures that the service will be accessible to clients at all times."
Alternatives: "accessibility clause" or "service availability terms".
Since the main factor influencing the crisis discharge policy is inpatient bed availability, provision for increasing the number of available acute psychiatric beds needs to be seriously considered in an effort to reduce the incidence of crisis discharges.
We used content analysis to elucidate categories regarding availability, provision and access to DSS in the three countries.
Because of limited availability, provision of these programmes was restricted to 70 participants per arm, resulting in a total sample size of 740 participants.
Deficits are highlighted in the quality of discharge communications, delays or lack of referrals to community care teams, and the availability, provision, and safe use of therapeutic adjuncts and medications at discharge.
Caregivers are important potential mediators in preventing the adverse emotional effects of community violence exposure (e.g., their physical availability, provision of emotional support in working through traumatic events, serving as models of prosocial behavior and coping (Wallen and Rubin 1997).
Extensive gaps remain in the availability and provision of PPC for mothers and infants.
An essential element in gonorrhoea control is the availability and provision of appropriate, effective antimicrobial therapy.
There are extensive gaps in availability and provision of postpartum care for mothers and infants.
The component is strongly associated with vaccine availability and provision both at the facility and through outreach.
Also, the study was not designed to explicitly study the availability and provision of blood transfusion; thus, we had less reliable information about the availability of blood transfusions.
Geographical variation in the availability and provision of CAM has been suggested as another possible explanation for variation in use [ 4, 11, 50].
