"inadequate availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something is not available in the required or desired amount or quantity. For example, "The inadequate availability of essential supplies has been a major issue during this pandemic."
However, their use is limited due to their inadequate availability and due to post-operative donor site scarification.
The group also called on the government to "substantially widen" the "woefully inadequate" availability of MBCT on the NHS for adults with a history of depression on the basis that it "significantly reduces risk of relapse".
Dr. Felice will be examining national agriculture and nutrition data to elucidate elements of food insecurity that may result from inadequate availability of nutrients in the food supply vs. inadequate or inequitable accessibility of those nutrients to the population.
–Inadequate availability of timely risk, finance and business data: 80%.
This decrease in PDR value is mainly due to inadequate availability of bandwidth caused by enormous data generation.
Such situation reflects adversely two ways, the inadequate availability of essential bioactive plant product and the inflation in their cost.
Inadequate resources and poor availability of trained staff were reported as barriers of PN, especially provider-oriented notification in already overburdened health care systems [ 38].
Other studies from low- and middle-income countries have shown similar barriers to newborn resuscitation, including limited provider knowledge and skills, inadequate training, and poor availability of equipment [ 25– 28].
Abortion services in the state are inadequate; a recent study showed poor availability and utilization of government services [ 8].
The smart parking industry continues to evolve as an increasing number of cities struggle with traffic congestion and inadequate parking availability.
It synchronizes growth and fertility with periods of either adequate or inadequate food availability [45]; post-weaning treatment with leptin accelerates puberty in rodents [46], [47], and leptin in the rat neonate affects hypothalamic maturation [48].
