"practical availability" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the level of availability or accessibility that is realistically achievable or usable in a given situation. Example: The new software has many advanced features, but its practical availability is limited due to the high cost and steep learning curve.
However, the practical availability of non-food based oils on a volume sufficient to displace more than 10% of petroleum based fuels is not currently possible (Xie et al. 2016).
Clearly, young men lack basic access to condoms more because of socio-cultural considerations than practical availability.
In a systematic review by De Vleminck and colleagues on GP barriers to engaging in advance care planning, doubt regarding the content and practical availability of living wills was identified as a barrier to initiating advance care planning [ 52].
Thus, the 10-fold increase in literature reports for CyberKnife treatment within the past 10 years is likely because of the practical availability of SRS and SBRT techniques, rather than on the availability of supporting evidence of their effects.
While examining gene expression in brain tissue from subjects with psychiatric or neurological disorders might be more relevant to disease pathology, assessment of whole blood or lymphocyte gene expression has several advantages, including practical availability of blood compared to brain tissue in human subjects and reduced confounds such as post-mortem interval (PMI), pH and agonal factors.
9 Based on abundant clinical data, practical availability and background pathophysiology, 10 11 12 we reasoned that N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) and C-reactive protein (CRP), representative biomarkers of haemodynamic stress and inflammation, respectively, would be predictive of PMCE.
Library design is also based on practical considerations: availability in sufficient quantity and purity, and budget constraints.
Even if I have a brilliant idea about something directly related to my field, practical constraints equipment availability, funding, a PI's obstinacy can make it impossible to instantly switch.
This, along with the aforementioned advantages of SPECT in the practical level (availability of radionuclides, lower cost), propose that employing radioiodinated CLINDE could be considered an attractive alternative to PET TSPO tracers already described above, in experimental and - potentially - in clinical settings.
In addition to practical reasons (availability of samplers), we wanted to compare exposure levels for two particle fractions.
These have run into trouble for both practical (data availability) and conceptual reasons (differing interpretation of the evidence and disagreement as to the purpose of a public healthcare system) [ 19], and there is concern that overly technical approaches appear more scientific and transparent than they really are [ 20].
