The phrase "available based upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or criteria under which something is accessible or obtainable.
Example: "The resources will be available based upon the completion of the required training modules."
Alternatives: "available depending on" or "accessible based on".
In OFDMA, each user is assigned a fraction of available subcarriers based upon his/her demand for bandwidth.
These guidelines were used as they are comprehensive, well referenced, readily available, and based upon literature review.
If the aggregate capacity of the available wireless links is smaller than the sum of the total load that needs to be sent from train to wayside (or vice versa), the Shaper will shape the different traffic flows by adapting their aggregate data rate to match the available capacity, based upon the link occupation that is signaled (per service class) by the Scheduler (see Section 4.2.4).
Once protocol treatment is completed, patients should be given the best available care based upon clinical assessment and patient preference.
In addition, so far as human mesothelioma is concerned, there is no such biorepository available with CDEs based upon clearly defined, uniform and consistent metadata.
There are also many new genetic and bioinformatics resources available that are based upon chicken genome information, including genetic and physical maps [ 6], EST databases [ 7], and SNP maps [ 1, 8].
Until such tools are available, alternative classification based upon clinical presentation or proposed pathophysiology are more likely to be of value in understanding the genetic and physiological processes that lead to PTB.
Thus, it will be great interest to compare the transcriptional repertoire of Marchantia with that of charophycean green algae; however available algal transcriptomes are reported to be incomplete, and currently available results are only based upon preliminary studies [ 73].
