The phrase "availability of collected" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the accessibility or presence of data or resources that have been gathered.
Example: "The availability of collected data is crucial for our research findings to be valid."
Alternatives: "accessibility of gathered" or "presence of collected".
Availability of previously collected data: there is no previously collected data minimally aligned with what was collected by the survey.
The issue of concern; The planning and policy framework in which the issue arises; Established practice in data collection; The availability of previously collected data.
The data needs for the study of urban freight transport were defined by Ogden [3] as dependent on: The issue of concern; The planning and policy framework in which the issue arises; Established practice in data collection; The availability of previously collected data.
Professor Olive said: "The rapid increase in demand for marine worms as hatchery diets in South America has increased the pressure on native US stocks, traditionally supplied from the coast of Maine, and this has led to a decline in availability of wild collected worms".
The increasing availability of routinely collected injury data in the form of aggregated summaries lends itself to potential opportunities for ecological studies (Beale et al. 2008).
As requested by an interviewee, it is necessary to show the availability of data collected across campus around certain variables to support meta-level data discoverability.
It may also reflect the increased availability of routinely collected injury and determinant data that includes a spatial reference, as is now common from government and private organisations.
With the advent of cloud computing and the availability of data collected from increasingly powerful scientific instruments, workflows have become a prevailing mean to achieve significant scientific advances at an increased pace.
Despite the availability of routinely collected trauma data, researchers who investigate rehabilitation outcomes, functional evaluation, and comparative effectiveness have not incorporated this potentially clinically meaningful information in their modeling as predictors or adjustors.
The strengths of our study include use of a population-based, nationwide cohort with nearly complete inclusion and minor loss to follow-up; access to complete hospitalization data and vital statistics; and availability of electronically collected longitudinal data on viral load and CD4+ cell counts.
