"consider availability" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to take into account the practicalities or constraints of a situation. For example, you might say "Before you make a decision, consider availability - will everyone be able to make it to the meeting on that day?".
(Students should evaluate those materials available in class and, before deciding to use a different material, consider availability and price).
Track maintenance must consider availability, reliability, and safety, and also be cost effective [1, 2, 3].
Finally, if we consider availability of a non-accounting measure in period two a reasonable assumption, it would be natural to allow for such a measure in period one as well.
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [17, 18].
The FIA program would also need to consider availability of capacity to accommodate this demand for more detailed information, but we note that cost-sharing agreements with other entities to this end have already occurred [ 17, 18].
Intrahepatic venous collaterals can be an ideal vascular substitute except when considering availability.
Each have covered various set of factors affecting the degradation of the pipelines mostly considering availability of the factors.
Participants appear to have used the provided context to as an indication of presence, rather than considering availability.
In this paper, we presented an approach to model and analyze cloud infrastructures while considering availability, capacity-oriented availability (COA), reliability and cost requirements.
This section discusses a case study to illustrate the applicability of the proposed approach when considering availability, capacity-oriented availability, reliability and cost requirements.
