The phrase "availability to answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's readiness or willingness to respond to questions or inquiries.
Example: "Please let me know your availability to answer any questions I may have regarding the project."
Alternatives: "willingness to respond" or "readiness to answer".
Students praised his even-handedness and availability to answer questions or offer support.
Specifically, the primary objective will be to examine evidence to help develop a theory of food availability to answer the following questions: How does a change in food availability influence diet?
Because the hairdressers had limited availability to answer the telephone calls, on average, 12 calls were necessary to obtain a final agreement and set a date for the measurements.
We had lined up a Conservation Grade expert to answer your questions on our farming and environmental policies, but unfortunately due to team availability we now do not have anyone available to answer questions next week.
Participation rates in studies are generally influenced by potential participants' availability, ability to answer questions and readiness to cooperate.
Our study centered mainly on assessing patient satisfaction regarding nurses by asking their approval on nurse availability, ability to answer questions and overall trust and confidence of patients in the nursing team.
The flow of information, from the point the patient dialed the phone to receipt of aggregate counts data by the NDP's data center, happened as follows and as shown schematically in Figure 1: Each patient call to Optum was distributed to one of its national call centers according to the availability of personnel to answer, not according to geography.
Factors that frequently caused insecurity about information and anxiety were too short consultations, lack of availability of someone to answer questions or of the opportunity to contact the physician if adverse effects are suspected.
The availability of a CNS to answer questions before and after assessment.
A number of participants lauded the availability of clinic staff to answer questions; however, two others reported the use of "scare tactics" by health care professionals with regard to the need to take warfarin.
Here we attempt to answer the question on whether soil community-driven nitrogen availability influences invader biomass.
