This is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing availability or an individual's or organization's capacity to do something. For example, "Do you have some availability to discuss this further tomorrow?".
For something a bit special National Trust Cottages and The Landmark Trust still have some availability for the festive period.
Large-villa specialists are bound to have some availability left this season, so hunt around for a bargain.
Bus Glasgow-Balloch – £5.50 Bus Callander-Glasgow – £12 Food and drink per day – £5 (Porridge, bread, cheese, etc) Total cost for the week: £148.48 All in it together: Six family-friendly sites * Our pick of the best family camp sites that still have some availability during the school holidays (excluding August Bank Holiday).
It still has some availability, from around £70 per day for a camper that sleeps two.
The Wood Life (01392 832509; thewoodlife.org), near Kenn, Exeter, is open until 15 October and has some availability until then.
Cottage 1, which sleeps four, and Cottage 2, sleeping three, also have some (limited) availability over the summer.
These types of solutions have some benefits: ready availability, low cost, fairly intuitive mode of interaction, and an engaging format [ 8].
One of the recommended additions was to have some questions about availability of Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network for Diabetes (SIGN Guideline 55) in the final version of the questionnaire.
"We had some non-availability and problems with selection at the start of that New Zealand tour, but you can't sit back and look at the 'what ifs'.
In the long run, it should even have some positive effects, increasing branch availability for Lloyds' customers.
Sullivan added: "I suspect McGwire will soon have some form of a press availability where he takes questions.
