difference - availability and available in a sentence
I am answering someone at work who asked me what availability do I have over the next few weeks, in order to see if I could be assigned a task. Which is the following two forms is correct and why?
- I may have up to 20% availability in the coming weeks.
- I may be available 20% of the time in the coming weeks.
Thanks for your help.
Both are grammatically correct.
The first has an air of "business-speak" about it, sounding more convoluted than it needs to be. The second is simpler and clearer, which I would personally consider to be a good thing.