The phrase "availability to run a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or readiness to execute a specific task or operation.
Example: "We need to assess the availability to run a full system test before the deadline."
Alternatives: "capacity to execute a" or "readiness to perform a".
"They inquired about my availability to run against Barbara Boxer, but I'm not at the point where I would consider it," he said.
Exactly two months after Truman's announcement, Barkley declared his availability to run for president while maintaining he was not actively seeking the office.
Accordingly, the availability of adequate hardware to run complex models is becoming less of a bottleneck, at least in resource-rich countries.
According to the report - which is based on interviews and surveys as well as satellite and government data - farmers complained of sporadic water availability, the high cost of fuel to run irrigation pumps and a shortage of tillage equipment.
It requires availability of other resources to run it including medical equipment and supplies as well as health workers.
Availability and implementation: See www.genepattern.org to run online, or www.broadinstitute.org/rna-seqc/ for a command line tool.
"The only way to protect an application from downtimes is to run machines in multiple availability zones; additionally run machines in different regions; have a good automatic (or quick manual) failover methodology in place.
After dinner, you load the dishwasher and it decides the best time to run based on the availability of renewable energy and cost.
These problems are particularly common (and difficult to correct via a specific, immediate, human intervention) in web-based applications that have to run unattended with, ideally, 100% availability.
At the new sub-school, it was not possible to run the program three times because of limited staff availability, so it ran once, over ten weeks.
