The phrase "availability to accommodate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or willingness to provide support or services to meet someone's needs or requests.
Example: "We have the availability to accommodate additional guests for the event next week."
Alternatives: "capacity to support" or "ability to assist".
Please remember that faculty availability may vary to accommodate sabbaticals and teaching schedules, so the department cannot guarantee the availability of specific professors in future semesters.
And the availability of beds to accommodate the large number of visitors that came to the city that weekend was a challenge.
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [17, 18].
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [ 17, 18].
Short listed candidates are interviewed and selection of Fellows done based on the career path and leadership potential, previous involvement in HIV/AIDS programming, the Fellow's interests, and availability of institutions to accommodate these interests among other criteria.
Nighttime discharges are often provoked by reduced ICU bed availability and the need to accommodate the next more severely ill patient [ 12].
For example, a Northwest Airlines spokesman, Roman Blahoski, said that "when availability permits, Northwest will try to accommodate customers requiring additional space," but he wouldn't elaborate on what happens when such space isn't available.
Operational use of the tank would therefore be restricted to the availability of airfields large enough to accommodate a fully laden C-54, which might not be in the right geographical location or might even have to be captured in advance of a planned airborne operation.
Selection of mode of teaching was based on the desire to vary content and to accommodate professor availability.
