The phrase "facilitate availability" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to make something more readily accessible or easily obtainable. Example: The new software program was designed to facilitate availability of information for all employees, improving efficiency and productivity in the workplace.
All recipients of JDRF awards must agree to this principle and must take steps in order to facilitate availability of data and samples.
Therefore, efforts targeted at improving food safety and reducing incidences of foodborne diseases should not only focus on public awareness creation but should also design more comprehensive programmes to ensure the making of food safety rules and guidelines and enforcing compliance to facilitate availability and consumers' choice of safe foods.
The PMO-RALG should facilitate availability of hardware and software to all districts to facilitate maintenance and routine data collection.
Despite the preponderance of literature centring on rural and remote Aboriginal children [ 29, 30], a finding of this study is that geographic proximity does not necessarily facilitate availability.
Secondly, the 677T allele of the methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene - which may facilitate availability of methylene tetrahydrofolate for de novo purine synthesis [ 49].
(Girl, Year 7 A16) Adolescents also viewed it as their parents' responsibility to facilitate availability and access to healthy foods by shopping for and preparing healthy foods for the adolescents to eat.
Although it is not clear from the literature if patients prefer having the examination results directly communicated to them by the radiologist or by the referring physician [25, 26], a departmental policy that facilitates availability for queries and explanations, when requested, should be in place and measured.
The advantages of a multi-lab collaboration are that methods can be quickly validated, facilitating availability, and that tests are evaluated in different laboratory settings, assessing robustness.
The state needs to facilitate the availability, accessibility, and to maintain acceptability, quality and standard in the provision of health care.
Interactions between plants are increasingly recognized to contain facilitative components through mechanisms such as soil aeration, root exudation (which can facilitate nutrient availability or alter biotic soil communities), or amelioration of abiotic stress (reviewed in Brooker et al. 2008).
