The phrase "articles were available for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accessibility or existence of articles related to a specific topic or purpose.
Example: "During the research phase, several articles were available for review on the subject of climate change."
Alternatives: "articles were accessible for" or "articles were provided for".
Combining all of the search efforts and removing duplications, 63 articles were available for consideration.
After eliminating duplicative results (four) and nonsensical retrievals (five), 66 articles were available for analysis.
After applying pre-specified exclusion criteria (see Figure 2), 23 articles were available for inclusion in our review ([ 11, 19- 40], see Additional file 1).
Altogether, free full-text access to journal articles among the subscription-free databases was 39%, with free access increasing after the year 2000 when almost half of the articles were available for free.
The number of articles by country followed a very similar geospatial pattern to the key facts, with the majority of articles covering Salmonella sp., Campylobacter sp., and Norovirus; fewer articles were available for Cryptosporidium sp., Listeria sp., and noncholera Vibrio sp. with the same geographical gradient (data not shown).
Citations are provided, and for scanned images of the first page of articles are available for a limited time.
As for the paywall feature, Frank said Verst should make it easy for publishers to implement their subscription strategy by designating which articles are available for free and which ones are only accessible to subscribers.
What library will continue to subscribe if a growing proportion of articles is available for free elsewhere?" said Tom Reller, who is Reed Elsevier's head of global corporate relations, in a statement.
Five electronic databases were selected based on the following criteria: i) the publication of articles is regularly updated, ii) all articles are available for download and analysis, and iii) all articles are revised using a peer-review process.
Unfortunately, only the abstracts of the articles are available for free.[9].
The article is available for download here.
