The phrase "available at the basic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The service is available at the basic level of the subscription plan."
Alternatives: "accessible at the basic level" or "offered at the basic tier".
Help is available at the very basic clinic that has been set up at the school but some are disturbingly emaciated, with protruding ribs, and need emergency treatment.
The bile acids were a very complicated puzzle and the methods available at the time were extremely basic.
The Walkman, pioneered by Sony in 1979, used mature technologies readily available at the time, and its basic technical design remained unchanged for a decade.
We've already learned how to create great health systems, and making them available at some basic level is increasingly crucial to the entire world.
The PGSA uses stochastic modeling to forecast predefined endpoints and trajectories of neuropsychological outcomes from the data that are routinely available at the outset of clinical trials: basic demographic, biological and neuropsychological data for all study participants.
For example: " Vaccinations must be available at all basic health units so that more children may be vaccinated".
Unlike other statistical issues, where solutions are mostly available and agreed upon (at least at the basic levels) a methodology that is appropriate for addressing the effect of multiplicity in such free form investigations are still in the making, and the knowledge about the availability of some is not widespread.
The Ciona genome provides an insight into the basic set of genes available at the very beginning of vertebrate evolution since the urochordates diverged just prior to the widespread gene duplication processes that are thought to have shaped and transformed the vertebrate genome [ 16].
Basic equipment was commonly available at the district hospitals with a relatively poor availability at the two heath centres.
The more abstract (superordinate) visual representation appears to be available earlier with subsequent refinements needed to allow categorization at the basic levels.
