"investment availability" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the availability or accessibility of investment opportunities or options. Example: The current economic climate has led to a decrease in investment availability, making it difficult for businesses to secure funding for expansion projects.
According to a survey of over 4,000 aspiring MBAs, the most important factor was a school's reputation, followed by the track record of its careers service, return on financial investment, availability of scholarships and other financial aid, and the range of subjects that the school specialised in.
Consequentially, we introduce a multi-objective optimization approach aimed at identifying the best solution in terms of investment availability and energy objectives.
The case study results show a clear development opportunity space for Rotuma where desired energy services are in balance with investment sources, resource availability, and environmental constraints.
Despite significant government investment and the availability of numerous on-line search engines, the biomedical research community remains largely unaware of resources created for their use.
We know little about where processed and packaged food in the region is coming from, and the potential role of trade and investment in increasing availability.
However, key to the sustained success of such investments is the availability of organizationally sound, scientifically credible institutions with some measure of autonomy that can provide continuous technical support and guidance to government and other actors involved in policy development.
These reforms include: further decentralization of public health care services from the central government to districts and sub-districts; increased investments in the availability and quality of primary health through a Sector-Wide Approach (SWAp); and further integration of support systems, including RHIS, as described below [ 15].
Prime arguments given by the opponents of ethical investing include restricted diversification, availability of smaller investment universe, and additional screening and monitoring cots are.
From 2001 increased investment in treatment matched availability to demand.
The vinous revolution that swept South Africa in the 1990s — brought on by new technologies, outside investment and the sudden availability of international markets following the end of apartheid — had missed this place entirely.
