The phrase "available collected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been gathered and is accessible, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The available collected data will be analyzed for trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "accessible gathered" or "obtained available".
This latter point relates to everything from a lack of useful (or available) collected data, to appropriately (or expertly) labelled data.
When a large digital image dataset is available, collected with the same image transducer, then that dataset itself can be used for the statistical characterization of every pixel in the sensor.
Twenty-two S. javus specimens for which tissue samples suitable for DNA extraction were available, collected from 10 and 12 specimens from sites A and B, respectively, were subjected to mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequencing.
We searched the academics from the 400 selected Wikipedia articles in Scopus bibliographical database, and in cases where they were available, collected the following citation metrics: author ID; number of documents, citations, co-authors, and years active; h-index, and mean citations per paper.
The postings on the Obama first term are also available, collected together as Pursuing the Progressive Case.
Thirty-seven of the 51 women also had a baseline sample available, collected at the time of delivery or 7 days after delivery in the HIVNET 012 trial.
Since there are considerable variations in characteristics and in the types of products available, collecting information about packaging technologies and products can be difficult and time-consuming.
The latter findings are also supported by Dick and Patterson [7], reporting a significantly male-skewed, seasonally independent sex ratio on a third of bat fly metapopulations from the to date largest available collecting effort [Smithsonian Venezuela Project] [25].
If vesicular fluid or epithelium are not available, collect an oesophageal-pharyngeal sample using a sputum cup on the end of a probang.
However, although large amounts of phenotypic as well as genotypic information on PB animals are usually already available, collecting CB information might be difficult, expensive and time-consuming.
Most studies were performed as cross-sectional or analysis of continuous prospective collections of available specimens collected for other purposes.
