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The phrase "all these available" is not correct in written English as it lacks a noun to clarify what is available.
You can use it in a context where you are referring to multiple items or options that are accessible, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I would like to see all these available options before making a decision."
Alternatives: "all these options available" or "all these choices available".
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It was just too tempting suddenly having all these available nice-looking women.
All these available methods have their own advantages, but at the same time, have some disadvantages too.
Even with all these available interventions, very few are utilised in everyday practice.
In summary, interesting hypothesis, but I miss a discussion of all these available genomic data in the context of the hypothesis.
All these available tools can effectively aid homology-based functional annotations of the TFs of wheat, barley, and other pooideae grasses.
The assembly of all these available data consisted of 6,170 putative transcripts of which 1,827 were contigs and 4,343 singletons.
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"They didn't have all these advances available and yet they went deeper into unknown places, risking their lives".
"There are all these options available to women today," she added, "who play so many roles".
It doesn't make sense to make all these services available on each platform, but we need to figure out how these platforms can complement each other".
I have many questions: why were all these people available to attend a speech in the middle of the day?
We make all these data available.
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