The phrase "availability to influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or readiness to affect or change something or someone.
Example: "The availability to influence decisions is crucial for effective leadership in any organization."
Alternatives: "capacity to affect" or "ability to sway".
Confirmatory factor analysis and path analysis were performed to identify the direct and indirect pathways used by various psychosocial factors such as knowledge, self-efficacy, outcome expectations, and milk availability at home, to influence calcium intake and bone quality.
Iron availability is known to influence the clinical expression of malaria infection.
Resource availability is known to influence plant interactions (Hodge 2004; Cahill and McNickle 2011; Hodge and Fitter 2013).
However, it is less clear whereas natural inter-annual variation of food availability is able to influence reproduction to a similar extent.
Notwithstanding, in patients without severe iron deficiency and active inflammation at the time of evaluation, hepcidin was associated with lower MCV, i.e. with iron-restricted erythropoiesis, suggesting that it negatively influences iron availability to the erythron, and that it represents a potential therapeutic target to improve anemia management.
Proper traffic control can further encourage pedestrian crossings at designated locations since the effect of the availability of pedestrian signal to influence pedestrians' decisions to cross at a specific location was quite high (74% said so).
Discounts and product availability, meanwhile, will help to influence the best time to buy.
Bailey et al. (1999) noted that variability in herd structures in the Horn of Africa has not been documented in the past and the factors responsible have not been explained though they are suspected to influence availability of market meat animals.
In poplar, nitrogen availability has been described to influence growth and development as well as xylogenesis.
The over- or underexpression of splicing factors and their upstreams may affect cis-elements availability or spliceosome assembly to influence splicing machinery.
