The phrase "apparatus available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to equipment or tools that are currently accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The laboratory has all the necessary apparatus available for conducting the experiments."
Alternatives: "equipment on hand" or "tools accessible".
The standby worker shall have a self contained breathing apparatus available for immediate use.
Once identified the best performing activated carbon, the design of the adsorber was developed by experimental dynamic performance analysis, carried out by means of the Gravimetric-Large Temperature Jump (G-LTJ) apparatus available at CNR ITAE lab.
The walls simulated the bottom three stories of a 10-story prototype building; loading apparatus available at the University of Illinois, Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation laboratory were used to simulate the load demands, permitting maximum test-specimen scale and realistic demand patterns.
Just as troubling, these laws suggest that the legal apparatus available to us is insufficient to the task.
Similar hyperthermia models referenced in the literature use a constant water temperature and uniform heat flux to describe conduction and convection energy exchange within the heating apparatus available to cool the tissue surface.
With the relatively primitive apparatus available and limited power, the processing of the whole root would entail difficulties in rasping and in removing dirt, crude fibre and cork particles, whereas comparatively little extra starch would be gained.
In this work, a review of the apparatuses available to mimic what happens to a drug (or to foodstuffs) once ingested is presented.
For the first three days while excavating the rubble and debris of Manhattan, Anthony and his unit had no breathing apparatuses available.
As the LC-MS/MS analytical apparatus is available in all NBS laboratories worldwide, it was important to develop an analysis method that can be used with available NBS instruments.
These two elements are separated from each other, unlike the majority of vortex apparatus currently available.
