"net availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you're referring to the level or amount of availability of something on the internet. For example: "Recent studies have shown a decrease in net availability of new music streaming services."
The supermarket opening in a 'food desert' caused little improvement in net availability of healthy foods, challenging the underpinnings of policies such as the Healthy Food Financing Initiative.
At the community-level, the New Haven based organization All Our Kin has demonstrated remarkable potential to increase the net availability of childcare services in a community through targeted professional development and networking opportunities for the owners of small home-based childcare businesses, known as Family Child Care providers.
This results in a considerable gap between gross food production and net availability [1].
Expansion of competing land uses has reduced the net availability of rangeland resources, often with the support of external incentives.
Therefore, group pricing can also reduce over-coordination and at the same time induces load-shifting to hours with net availability of wind power.
"Carbon capture is an emerging practice aimed at obtaining and containing greenhouse gases to mitigate their net availability in the atmosphere.
Although milk yield and feed intake were not affected, glycerol-supplemented cows has a more positive energy status (higher concentrations of plasma glucose, lower concentrations of plasma beta-hydroxybutyrate, lower concentrations of urine ketones), suggesting that net energy availability may have been increased.
Due to lower net wind availability prices for subsequent customers increase during the times where previous charging decisions were scheduled.
Failure to rescue in safety-net hospitals: availability of hospital resources and differences in performance.
The tenth category dealt with coverage of health interventions for malaria control, and the variables were percentage of children aged under 5 years sleeping under insecticide treated nets and availability of antimalarial treatment for children with fever [ 35].
We rank potential settlement locations on the landscape using environmental and cultural variables, including watershed size, which is a proxy for fresh water availability, net primary productivity, and the distance to the location of the Palace of Nestor at Pylos, a central site of political importance throughout most of the Bronze Age.
