The phrase "availability some" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We have availability some days next week for meetings."
Alternatives: "some availability" or "availability on certain days".
Late erupting teeth (e.g. fourth premolars and third molars) were preferentially selected for sampling when available; however, due to limited sample availability some early erupting teeth and/or fragmentary specimens were sampled.
While it's being announced this week, it won't be available in wide beta until Q4 with general availability some time next year.
Awareness of vaccine availability Some respondents were unaware that vaccines are available for many common childhood diseases.
Availability Some GPs are starting to embrace complementary treatments such as acupuncture, so you may be entitled to sessions on the NHS.
With food and fuel costs rising and the demand for fresh, local produce outpacing availability, some amateur farmers with enough acreage and agricultural acumen have opted to buy the cow instead of the milk.
The consultants have the option of availability, some for conditions not covered by the emergency.
Some material choices will be based on taste, some on availability, and some on necessity.
Scientific networks have increased the availability of some regions and to some extent under-sampled forests, while allowing recognition (co-authorship) of the network participants.
Just because a drug is a generic doesn't make it immune from big price increases, as industry mergers and decisions by manufacturers to stop producing some drugs have affected availability of some medications.
Some concerns with this trial included lack of availability of some key data including issues regarding missing values, dropouts, protocol violations, and complete follow-up data.
Could it not be that the availability of some repugnant options does detract from the autonomy of some people?
