The phrase "availability willingness" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone's readiness or openness to be available for something, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "Her availability willingness for the project was appreciated, as it showed her commitment to the team."
Alternatives: "willingness to be available" or "availability readiness".
Facilitators include GP availability, willingness to initiate discussion about a range of end of life issues, and anticipating scenarios of disease progression [ 27].
The selection was however based on a number of pre-set inclusion criteria: ease of recruitment, participant's availability, willingness to participate in the study, ability/capacity to consent to participate in the research, and good knowledge or understanding of the interview language.
The Bengals have moved on without the not-quite-retired, not-at-all-happy Palmer, with the rookie Andy Dalton earning the starting quarterback job based largely on availability and willingness.
In 1968, President-elect Richard M. Nixon's aides were so uncertain about the availability and willingness of people to take administration jobs that they sent more than 70,000 letters to everyone listed in Who's Who in America, asking for names of potential federal appointees.
Studies of residents and fellows may not be applicable to faculty, given differences in clinical experience, time availability, and willingness to adopt innovations [19].
Interview was subject to that person's availability and willingness to participate; if the eligible person was not found during the first visit, at least one additional attempt was made to conduct the interview before that person was regarded as a non-participant.
Caregivers are regularly excluded from treatment discussions and decisions by the very providers who assume the availability and willingness of those caregivers to carry out the tasks included in that care plan. .
Equity, ethics, resource availability and willingness to pay, patients' preferences and quality of life are other important aspects to be considered.
