The phrase "availability up" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are indicating that availability has increased or improved, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "After the meeting, our availability up allowed us to take on more projects."
Alternatives: "increased availability" or "availability improved".
"Dark stores really bring availability up and make internet shopping a more viable option for a lot more shoppers than when goods are picked in store," said Andy Stevens, senior retail analyst at market research firm Verdict.Waitrose will more than double the number of online delivery slots available when it opens its second dot.com fulfilment centre in south London this autumn.
The report concludes that implementing suggestions can increase parking availability up to 400 spaces, depending on turnover.
The test module shows transmitted power availability up to 45 MW/m2 over 1000 s with cooling at 3.7 GHz.
Preliminary geoarchaeological results allow extending the area of availability up to 90 km towards the lowlands from the outcrops.
As a result it has saved millions of dollars and improved responsiveness, service, and availability up and down the supply chain.
If you do virtualization well you can drive cost out and availability up.
However there are likely to be seasonal influences on chocolate consumption all year round (increased availability leading up to Christmas, decreased consumption owing to New Year dieting, increased availability leading up to Easter), so it is unclear whether there is truly any representative time for doing such research.
And now that this season is safely under way, prices are dropping, and availability is up.
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To view the cottages and check availability for up to two years in advance go to www.nationaltrustcottages.co.uk.
The tool then estimates forest dynamics and wildlife habitat availability for up to 40 years into the future.
