The phrase "enhancing the availability of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of improving or increasing the accessibility or readiness of something. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The new technology is aimed at enhancing the availability of clean water in remote villages, making it more accessible and sustainable."
In contrast, oxygen limitation improved intracellular l-G3P concentration by enhancing the availability of cytosolic NADH.
Moreover, the cost of maintaining the direct neighbors' keys is considerably a small compromise for enhancing the availability of keys.
After an ecological assessment of the site, which involved a site visit and analysis of previous reports on the wetland, restorative measures were identified and designed to conserve the breeding waterfowl by enhancing the availability of open water and pond habitats during the waterfowl breeding period.
Moreover, activities were started in enhancing the availability of micro-nutrient rich foods.
Steroid sulfatase influences the malignancy of hormone-dependent cancers (probably by enhancing the availability of free steroid precursors).
MPH is known to influence the dopaminergic system by blocking dopamine reuptake and in consequence enhancing the availability of dopamine in the synaptic gap [ 13].
A method may enhance the availability of one nutrient while degrading another.
Many patients take the drug hydroxyurea, which helps produce a healthier form of hemoglobin and enhances the availability of nitric oxide.
Several studies have shown that while cooking can degrade some nutrients, it can enhance the availability of others.
Houlihan added that the evidence did not support the prime minister's views on the absence of competitive sport in the UK, saying: "|The work of school sport partnerships not only enhanced the availability of competitive sport in traditional sport, but also to broaden the range of sports available".
Vermicompost treatment enhanced the availability of nutrients in the soil (Singh et al. 2011).
