"project availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the amount of time a project is accessible for use. For example, "We need to make sure the team is aware of the project availability so that they can work within its timeframe."
It was assessed that the availability of the ITER CIS, with appropriate mitigating actions applied, meets the project availability requirement for the system.
Facilitators of project sustainability included an organizational leader supporting the project, availability of funding or external support, and ready-for-use materials with ample room for adaptation.
Games therapy helps children overcome their fears, as they are encouraged to take part in art, sport and music competitions; In light of the persisting needs in this field, UNICEF has been requested to continue the implementation of this project, availability of financial resources permitting, at least until the end of 2006.
As the Projected Availability Date approaches, the closer we are to the Date of Expiration.
The NUT, meeting for its annual conference in Liverpool, has published research comparing the location of free schools with the projected availability of places in three years.
The reason for this shift is relatively simple and has been widely documented: The number of postdocs in training significantly exceeds the projected availability of faculty positions.
For the worker, the BeyondJobs model goes beyond what a listing or matchmaking service that just reports on current availability, but looks at projected availability across multiple "jobs" throughout the week or month.
On June 9, 2014, the Financialist publication, produced by the Credit Suisse company, stated that demand for lithium is growing at more than 12 percent a year; according to Credit Suisse, this rate exceeds projected availability by 25 percent.
The projected availability of crop residues in 2000 is presented in Table 2.
Retirement rates reduce the projected availability of doctors, but this effect is offset by the number of new specialists trained every year.
The World Food Programme's Vulnerability Analysis and Map draws predominately from household surveys and employs advanced food security methods to assess current and projected availability of food [ 54, 57].
