The phrase "available adding up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The available adding up of resources is crucial for project planning."
Alternatives: "total resources available" or "resources that can be summed up".
The United States has an opt-in donor system, and it is estimated 22 people die every day because the organs required are not available, adding up to more than 8,000 deaths per year.
The United States has an opt-in donor system, and it is estimated 22 people die every day because the organs required are not available, adding up to over 8,000 deaths per year.
That is only about one-third of the amount that CDC earlier expected would be ready by then, although Butler stressed that more should become available each week, adding up to 195 million doses by the end of the year.
But dealing with the legitimate rights owners allows Rialto to distribute the best available prints, adding up-to-date laser subtitles.
Decreasing pastoral lands, decreasing available tillable land, decreasing wild game, and decreasing available water all add up to more strife, Scholes says.
More favorable lease rates and a large pool of talent available for hire add up to "great opportunities to expand right now," said Danny Meyer, the C.E.O. of the Union Square Hospitality Group.
Though dated, NTT's own home page is worth a visit, too.Good as they are, the English language home pages available in Japan add up to a mere drop in the ocean compared with the amount of information that is now on line in Japanese.
Bearing in mind that data packets require security protection, we allocate 128 bytes for a certificate, 54 bytes for a signature, and 200 bytes of available payload, which adds up to a default packet size of 382 bytes.
Even in cases where health insurance is available, expenses can add up quickly.
The committee agrees with the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research alternative view that the available intelligence "does not add up to a compelling case for reconstitution".
If this were converted into ethanol using the best technology available today, it would add up to the equivalent of 350 billion litres of petrol, or 65% of the country's current petrol consumption.
