The phrase "perceived availability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe the availability of something as perceived by a particular group of people or individuals. For example, "The perceived availability of jobs in the area has decreased since the plant closed."
The perceived availability of condoms was related to condom use (90% if condoms were available and 73% if not).
Jonathan Caulkins of Carnegie Mellon University told me last month that perceived availability of marijuana, as measured in the Monitoring the Future studies, has been at a high level for 20 years.
The primary predictors of interest were social contact and perceived availability of social support.
This could also explain the differences in perceived availability during the months of October to March.
KSC attractiveness is further related to the perceived availability of skills at relatively low costs, and cluster connectedness with client economies through corporate networks and professional communities.
A large percentage of participants reported social contact (89.8 %) and a perceived availability of social support (72.1 %).
In bivariate analyses, neither social contact nor perceived availability of social support was significantly associated with falls.
This study found no significant association between perceived availability of social support or social contact and falls among older adults.
Questions that were used to determine social contact and perceived availability of social support were not originally written to measure these specific social support subdomains.
The perceived availability of support or received support from others may, indeed, lead to a more benign appraisal of a negative situation.
This study (n = 1000) uses multivariable logistic regression to evaluate the relationship between social contact and perceived availability of social support and falls among older adults.
