"economic availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to discuss economic resources or services which are available to people. For example: "The economic availability of healthcare in rural areas is often limited."
These tools provide two perspectives on the economic availability of thorium.
CO2-based EOR is being used widely and also depends upon economic availability of CO2 from natural and/or industrial resources.
Widespread adoption of cigarette smoking in the western world at the beginning of the twentieth century depended on both geographic and economic availability.
The findings are consistent with the small literature on restriction studies and therefore with the broader availability hypothesis; namely, that increasing the physical and/or economic availability of alcohol increases consumption and therefore alcohol-related harm [ 1].
Community indicators of economic availability commonly are produced using archival data sources, including alcohol price and tax (excise and sales) data from State departments and alcohol-control boards, although the quality of these data and their utility for research at the community level varies substantially across States (Gruenewald et al. 1997).
The authors control for a number of variables that would tend to affect capital structure, like bank size, regulatory requirements, overall economic environment, availability of deposit insurance, and so on.
Veterinary studies are often limited by small population sizes, due especially, in clinical settings, to economic and availability considerations.
The temporary economic ABHR availability might explain the hand hygiene awareness and practice we observed in the Balkh Civil Hospital in contrast to what we had experienced in 2012.
Some of the mediating factors will be state and regional governance, global and regional environmentalism, economic policies, availability of financial resources, technological advances, and cultural values.
At the same time, it benefited from positive aspects of the South African context, such as entrepreneurs with personal initiative, private and institutional investment, a positive economic climate, availability of skilled personnel, and a reasonably stable financial and legal climate.
Differences have been observed in economic development, availability and quality of health care, education, and even demographic characteristics such as age and gender (mainly due to a migration of young male workers).
