The phrase "availability via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something can be accessed or obtained through a specific means or method.
Example: "The availability via our online platform allows customers to place orders at any time."
Alternatives: "accessibility through" or "provision through".
VIA Nano 3000 Series Availability VIA Nano 3000 Series processor samples are currently available for OEMs and motherboard vendors, and will enter mass production in Q1 2010.
(The Library will not collect salary data from 2010 to present given its availability via the UCOP site above). These CD-ROMs are not available to check out but can be used on a computer in Doe 202, and the read-only files can be saved to external media (such as flash drive or a CDR) in an editable format.
The activity of TFEB is tightly linked to nutrient availability via protein phosphorylation.
In store, John Lewis is £29.69, but do check availability via their store locator before setting off.
We observed that local astrocytes within the VTA circuit modulate glutamate availability via GLT-1 to dynamically regulate active GABAergic inhibition of dopamine neurons (Fig. 9).
In addition to its availability via commercial channels, the academic version of COSYSMO and its new user's manual are both available to members of the LAI Consortium.
Increased data availability and accessibility via (web-based) interoperable health Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) provide the basis to explore malnutrition further.
Availability: RapidShapes is available via http://bibiserv.cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de/rnashapes Contact: [email protected] Supplementary information: Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.
No word on price or availability yet, although "VIA is currently offering samples of the VIA IVP-7500 board to project customers," so a full release shouldn't be too far off.
Many important University communications, including notification of the Student Account Statement availability, are via email only.
Scotland׳s current alcohol strategy relies heavily on education and early intervention, but also recognises the need to address alcohol availability – particularly via off-sales, which are seen as playing a growing role in unhealthy levels of consumption (Scottish Government, 2009).
