The phrase "availability theory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing decision-making, cognitive psychology, or economics, where the concept of availability as a heuristic is relevant.
Example: "According to availability theory, people tend to overestimate the likelihood of events based on how easily examples come to mind."
Alternatives: "availability heuristic" or "availability principle".
This was the so-called availability theory of credit; it held that monetary policy had its effect on spending not only directly through interest rates but also by restricting the general availability of credit and liquid funds.
Rather, it is more consistent with a single system model of processing such as the context availability theory.
Context availability theory on the other hand proposes quantitative differences within a single system located in the verbal left hemisphere.
Two prominent and competing accounts are the dual coding theory [ 5] and the context availability theory [ 17].
These findings do not support either context availability theory or dual coding theory as neither suggests greater activity for abstract terms should occur.
As such while the context availability theory does not preclude right hemisphere involvement, the verbal language-based left hemisphere regions are more likely to be recruited.
You put in when you are available and in come the requests for jobs based on availability – in theory.
The information gathered from institutions was intended to be exploratory on FP teaching practice with regard to availability of resources, theory teaching and ability to provide temporary FP methods.
The third is that people use it to heighten or fortify natural scent, and thus advertise sexual attractiveness or availability.All three theories could be true.
Of course, the possibility of estimating truthlikeness relies on the availability of a reasonable theory of probability.
One of the biggest differences is the availability of an evidentiary theory known as "disparate impact".
