The phrase "shortage of availability" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "The current shortage of availability of medical supplies has created a crisis in the healthcare system."
By utilizing the dynamic adaptation phase, for certain runs of simulation, the missing ratio, which is the percentage of times in which the task allocation fails due to a temporal shortage of energy availability, is dramatically decreased.
The slow pace of development of new vaccines (Technical Appendix) and diagnostic kits for RVFV and the limited supplies and relatively high cost of those currently available mean that there is a chronic worldwide shortage and lack of availability in areas where they are most needed.
In this context, the facility survey also depicted shortage in availability of various IMCI drugs.
A spokeswoman for Crucell, manufacturer of Vivotif, said the shortage of alternatives meant availability of Vivotif was "on and off".
Over recent years, there has been a global increase in the number of live-donor kidney transplants in view of a severe shortage in the availability of deceased donor organs [ 5, 6].
Prior to the intervention, the coverage of CSBAs revealed the shortage and also lack of availability of facility care in the low performing areas which presumably influenced the low use of skilled care by the mothers of low SES of these areas.
Furthermore, treated wastewater must be given attention, as it is an important source of water in Oman and there are plans to supply treated wastewater for irrigation to cater the shortages in availability of water resources.
Constraining factors were identified as gaps in UNICEF organizational awareness and application of the MCI, shortage of funds, limits on availability of materials, non-availability of materials in some local languages, and local security, transport and infrastructure problems.
The vast potential associated with these wastes has not yet been harnessed and is mostly desirable to release the pressure on space availability, shortage of agricultural crops suitable for human consumption and environmental concerns related to landfills use.
Some of the main challenges radiology faces are due to the increasing workload and subsequent shortage of radiologists, the increasing availability of technologies allowing partial outsourcing of imaging services (teleradiology), the ease of the use of images and therefore an increased ability of knowledgeable clinicians to read them.
The low coverage of IPT was due to lack of consistency among health care providers towards providing IPT, shortage of Isoniazid and inequitable availability of investigation setups (X-ray, Fine Needle Aspirations, etc).
