The phrase "available associated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both available and associated with another concept, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The resources available associated with the project need to be reviewed for efficiency."
Alternatives: "available related" or "accessible linked".
Over 50,000 multimedia images are available associated with these records.
It is used worldwide in most surgical fields, and recently became available associated with an antibacterial agent, triclosan (Vicryl Plus®).
For each patient, all available associated data were extracted, including narrative notes and hospital discharge summaries.
Nevertheless, two types of mouse recombination hotspot data are available, associated with different evolutionary timescales.
While ultrasound may have a role as an add-on test in ARF when the chest X-ray is negative for consolidation, this possibility is tempered by the narrow evidence base available associated with substantial risks of bias and applicability concerns.
FDOPA and SRPET/CT can detect suspected primary NET, serum markers being useful to choose the first-line examination when both are available, associated infection or inflammation favouring FDOPA.
To make the cross-city comparison more reliable, we set up the key parameters for the document analysis: (1) Chinese early childhood teachers, (2) degree holders (if not available, associate degree holders), and (3) public kindergarten (if not available, non-profit kindergarten).
The limited body of evidence available associates FR resistance with various immune cell populations, specifically IgE and cytokines [ 9, 15, 16].
For example, the team looked for the best available technologies associated with materials manufacturing.
Wave energy is the most available energy associated in water seas and oceans.
Instead, available technology associated with an array of renewable energy sources, combined with conservation, would supply the world's electricity needs.
