After inputting avails, which factor is NOT typically reviewed?

The factor not typically reviewed after inputting avails is viewer habits. When analyzing avails, the emphasis is usually on logistical and technical aspects such as the duration or spot length of the available inventory, the specific programs that can be scheduled, and the applicable dates for airing. These elements are critical in determining how and when to utilize the inventory effectively.

Viewer habits, on the other hand, generally involve analyzing audience preferences and behaviors over time, which may inform strategic decisions in programming and scheduling but are not an immediate concern when focusing on the initial input of avails. The review process at the stage of entering avails is more concerned with the inventory mechanics rather than the audience metrics that would come into play later in the planning or evaluation processes.