"candidates availability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate that a job candidate can make themselves available for a job or a certain task at a particular time. For example: "We took into consideration the candidates' availability and chose the one who could start the job the soonest."
Research by the REC found that candidate availability was falling month on month, with 75% of employers saying they had little or no capacity to expand.
The biggest shortages in both permanent and temporary candidate availability were posted in Dundee.
There was a marked deterioration in permanent candidate availability, albeit the rate of decline was the weakest in four months.
Dundee-based recruitment consultancies recorded the greatest improvement in candidate availability for both the permanent and temporary job markets.
Recruitment firms provide the added value of data on candidate availability to the given descriptions, in addition to their access to such candidates from their networks.
According to a survey of recruiters released in October 2009 by the Human Capital Institute, a global professional association, more than half of the respondents said that their greatest challenges include "quality of candidates" or "availability of candidates" when it comes to filling their employment rolls.
Among those positional candidates, the availability of DNA-seq data allow discrimination of two kinds of genes: genes with SNPs or indels impacting mature protein which directly reinforce their causal status from genes for which polymorphisms may act in cis on their expression, which requires investigation of their expression in tissues in which they are expressed to emphasize their causal status.
Join an online/offline course - Joining an online or offline course may help a lot depending on the quality of the course joined, the personal preference of the candidate, the availability of time etc.
In Arizona, many women and Latino candidates said the availability of public funds had allowed them to run.
In 1840, Senator Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri said scornfully of the Whig candidates William Henry Harrison and John Tyler, "Availability is the only ability sought by the Whigs".
Some interesting candidates inquired about availability, ranging from an entire family who wanted to rent one room to a man in his 50s with shifty eyes and leather trousers.
