The phrase "available bounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to limits, constraints, or parameters that are accessible or defined within a certain framework, such as mathematics, programming, or project management.
Example: "The available bounds for the project budget must be adhered to in order to ensure financial stability."
Alternatives: "accessible limits" or "defined parameters".
The filter design is based on Lyapunov functions with rational dependence on the system parameters and incorporates information on available bounds on the parameters variation.
The control designs build on quadratically parameter-dependent Lyapunov functions and allow for incorporating information on available bounds on the parameters variation.
A convex optimization approach in terms of linear matrix inequalities, and which incorporates information on available bounds on the parameters variation, is devised to the filter design based on Lyapunov functions with rational dependence on the system parameters.
Even if Romney could get 100% of the available bound delegates before Louisiana (which he cannot), he would still be well short of 572.
Furthermore, vegetables can release and make available "bound" micronutrients in other staple crops for effective absorption from foods.
It is speculated that this formulation generates excessive amounts of unbound pDNA in the solution that can inhibit the available bound pDNA from cellular entry and release.
Their quality is assessed using the available lower bounds.
Finally, the overall behavior of the fiber composites are computed for varying fiber curvature and orientation distributions, and compared with available analytical bounds.
By considering particle geometry and composite microstructure precisely, it provides a more accurate tool for their design than available analytical bounds.
If reliable concentration slope estimates are not available, but bounds for the slope values can be obtained, then one can use interval arithmetic to derive upper and lower limits for the dependent fluxes and parameters using Equation (3) (or Equation (7) [ 28].
No wonder Sir Clive Woodward's exit strategy involved boarding the first available London-bound flight, the whine of jet engines at Auckland airport being far preferable to people asking, for the umpteenth time, where it all went wrong.
