The phrase "availability study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assessing the availability of resources, services, or options, often in research or project planning.
Example: "The availability study revealed that there are sufficient resources to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "resource assessment" or "feasibility analysis".
An energy flow and resource availability study is performed to identify the type and source of feedstock required to continuously run the fuel cell system at peak capacity.
An energy flow and resource availability study is hydrogen recovery, cleaning and energy End-Uses on the university campus from CHHP system.
An energy flow and resource availability study was performed to identify sustainable type and source of feedstock needed to run the Fuelcell at its maximum capacity.
In parallel with the crane design, a logistics and space availability study has been carried out, leading to the detection of clearance or transport problems that could be taken into account in the final crane design.
We report on 12 independent rodent eradication projects undertaken on tropical islands that utilized the results of an in situ bait availability study prior to eradication to inform, a priori, the bait application rate selected for the eradication.
However, we acknowledge the limitations of such studies (two of the projects we reviewed failed and one removed only one of two rodent species present) and provide guidance on how to interpret the results from a bait availability study in planning an eradication.
Fossil fuel availability studies have historically lacked concise modeling, tending instead toward heuristics and overly-complex processes.
However, very few availability studies take battlefield damage into account in their more general dependability studies.
The whole process is applied to the railway domain in two different availability studies.
The results from our analysis verified the utility of bait availability studies to future rodent eradication campaigns and confirmed the influence of two environmental factors that can affect bait availability over time: precipitation prior to the study and the abundance of land crabs at the study site.
We discuss the use of DES in reliability and availability studies, not only as an alternative to the use of analytical and probabilistic methods, but also as a complementary way to: (i) achieve a better understanding of the system internal behavior and (ii) find out the relevance of each component under reliability/availability considerations.
