"the public availability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is available or accessible to the general public. Example: The government announced the public availability of free flu vaccines for all citizens.
Local councils will have greater responsibility for ensuring the collection and the public availability of this data.
Until now, few readers have preferred e-books to printed or audible versions, so the public availability of free-for-the-taking copies did not much matter.
The public availability of a complete human genome sequence represented a defining moment for both the biomedical community and for society.
Of course there are times when the public availability of information online helps us to justify our own use of it: but that cannot be the only consideration.
And restrict the public availability of data, because information that was anonymous when published can be tied to specific individuals years later as data mining improves.
Katherine B. Forrest of Cravath, Swaine & Moore, who is representing the center, tried to show that some dances may effectively be in the public domain already, questioning Mr. Mason about the public availability of films of Graham dances.
Correction: February 14 , 2004 Saturday An article yesterday about the historic preservation review process at the World Trade Center site misstated the public availability of a preliminary finding by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.
While it hasn't remotely kept his 2009 promise of "creating an unprecedented level of openness in government", it has led to the public availability of more data than we've seen in the past.
Correction: December 3, 2000, Sunday An article in The Times Magazine last Sunday about the.50-caliber rifle misstated the name of the Congressional agency that investigated the public availability of armor-piercing ammunition.
The public availability of full or almost full genomic sequence databases for humans and a multitude of other species has allowed researchers to compare and contrast genomic information between individuals, populations, and species.
The criticism of the United States by Chinese officials comes after officials in Shanghai have recently taken exception to the public availability of data from the new monitor there.
