"what availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking about or referring to something's or someone's availability. For example, "Can you tell me what availability you have for the next meeting?".
But increasingly OpenTable seems to be inching in the user-friendly direction, and it turns out being the only player who knows exactly where you've dined, when, and what availability there is in restaurants near you at every moment can be a pretty formidable advantage.
How you meet people depends on your personal circumstances, such as where you live, how you interact with people and what availability you have.
A number of studies do not specify what availability factor is used [ 16, 18, 42, 53].
What about availability of ingredients?
Now, the leadership of Intel is around 25% female, which is about what market availability is in the tech sector.
I don't know what the availability for treatment is, and I would think she needs money to create drug courts".
"England want to put the best team out for the Rugby World Cup and they are just looking into the situation as to what any availability might be for camps and stuff.
In case you're wondering what the availability of oil products has to do with celebrating the new year, this is the reason: We have no central air-conditioning and heating in our buildings.
"I think it's critical that we truly evaluate our present programs and begin working with local work-force commissions to see what job availability is, as well as in the state, before we really start trying to expand.
It is highly controversial what the availability of UIRs means.
Q:What about availability of real-time in non-US?
