Collocations with availability

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availability of labour
However, availability of labour will enable a herder to allocate his labour between competing alternatives.
availability of material
In the human, similar studies are difficult mainly due to the limited availability of material.
continued availability
This amount should be increased or its continued availability ensured.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
easy availability
The easy availability of foreign loans reduced the need for higher internal revenues.
general availability
These are empirical claims that we suspect cannot be known in advance of the general availability and social acceptance of the techniques.
increased availability
Increased availability of water reduces the incidence of water-washed diseases.
increasing availability
The second was the increasing availability of techniques, substances, and processes used in industry.
lack of availability
Lack of availability appears to be a main deterrent for further demand.
limited availability
The limited availability of monoclonal antibodies restricted their widespread use.
ready availability
We chose to use propane because of its ready availability.
reduced availability
This presumably reflects reduced availability of carbon for reproduction.
relative availability
That is, do the snakes feed on their prey in relation to its relative availability in the field or not?
seasonal availability
Both snake species consumed the various prey types in relation to their seasonal availability in the environment, and, hence, they can be considered as opportunists.
wide availability
For their wide availability, web-based configuration assistants are valuable in fields such as electronic commerce and information services.
widespread availability
Despite this widespread availability, our knowledge of the individual texts often rests on shaky foundations.
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