The phrase "available architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to architectural designs, frameworks, or systems that are currently accessible or in use.
Example: "The available architecture for the new software project includes both cloud-based and on-premises solutions."
Alternatives: "accessible architecture" or "existing architecture".
Such a choice is the result of analysis related to advantages and drawbacks in early standardization efforts, available architecture, prices, and product longevity.
Because of its simplicity of implementation and fullness of protection against site disasters, database corruptions, and user errors, Data Guard combined with RAC makes up Oracle's Maximum Available Architecture (MAA) blueprint.
The tradeoff between speed, accuracy, and convergence is faced by applying the available architectures implemented in the basic cells.
We compare our architecture with similar available architectures for resource utilization and timing and provide performance comparison with OFDMA systems for various quality metrics of communication systems.
Thorough comparison of the proposed architecture with the available architectures has been carried out to show the latency and the hardware improvement.
Several metaheuristic approaches try to adapt traditional LS models to parallel platforms without considering the intrinsic features of the available architectures.
Therefore, recent research efforts have been focusing on developing the control plane for this new technology, in most cases by proposing extensions to the currently available architectures.
The creative combination of RAFT polymerization with other polymerization techniques, such as ATRP or ring-opening polymerization, has extended the array of available architectures.
To facilitate a better understanding of the field, we propose a security taxonomy for allowing an exhaustive and complete analysis related to several security issues that range from the available architectures to implemented protocols.
The questionnaire included 22 items on safety measures, including available staff, architecture and outfitting of the reception and consulting rooms, and the availability of electronic safety systems and training or monitoring systems.
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