The phrase "available an issue" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "If there is an issue available, please let me know."
Alternatives: "an issue at hand" or "a current issue".
It's important to be able to make use of the information that is available to diagnose an issue, and try to include logging in the most useful places when writing code.
"When a consumer says, 'I like this but my three favorite bands are not available,' that's an issue," said Paul Vidich, an executive vice president of the Warner Music Group, which is starting a campaign to onvince influential artists that digital distribution will benefit them in the long run.
If anything, the most worrisome change is that there's only 16GB of internal storage available to users, an issue that's compounded by the now-expected lack of a microSD card slot.
The disadvantage of using the LCBM is the considerable increase in the number of parameters to estimate compared to the BM, implying that the number of primary studies available may become an issue.
His "Secret File Key," available monthly at $1000 an issue or $10,000 a yr.
The situation might be the reverse in the U.S., where guns are easily available, campus shootouts are an issue.
In the cloud, neither model size nor available compute power are an issue, so those models are larger and hence more accurate, too.
The New Matilda editors stated that they made the emails available because it was an issue of public interest and Professor Spurr's role as an educator meant it was important that this information about him was available.
"Once you have used your attention and breath to completely move out of adrenalized physiological reactivity, your brain returns to normal and is now available to creatively solve an issue," Colwell adds".Mindfulness practice allows you to connect with your body, then complete the intimacy loop by describing what is truly going on to your partner".
The quality of the medicines available may also be an issue.
