The phrase "available condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or situation that is accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The equipment is in an available condition for immediate deployment."
Alternatives: "ready state" or "accessible status".
In the past LCA studies on an energy chain model, there is little knowledge on the differences of biomass feedstock and/or available condition.
Most of the available condition assessment technologies are intrusive and require pipeline operations to be disrupted.
The aim of this review therefore was to systematically identify all available condition specific QOL outcome measures for school aged children with CP, and to evaluate their psychometric properties and clinical utility.
Based on our evaluation of the available condition, drug, and procedure code mapping, the findings from the comparison of condition and drug prevalence between the source and CDM, and the consistent results from our replication study, we believe that the transformed CPRD CDM is suitable for use in observational research.
If, however, the material remains hylotropic and resists fractionation under all available conditions, it is classed as an element.
Knowledge on pathophysiological process and the genetic information available conditions the design of study.
These results reflect spatial and temporal plasticity of the fungal communities associated with epigeic Collembola, indicating the high adaptability of collembolans to available conditions.
Taking into account the commonly available conditions in the rumen, such a cometabolic reaction might explain the indirect microbiologically driven disappearance of PFAAs in rumen.
Option Grids are one-page evidence-based summaries of the available condition-specific treatment options, listing patients' frequently asked questions.
Drawing on decision theories that refer to heuristics or "rules of thumb" [ 15], Option Grids are one-page evidence-based summaries of the available condition-specific treatment or screening options, presented in a tabular format, listing patients' essential trade-offs or frequently asked questions [ 5, 16, 17].
The current qualitative Case study was conducted alongside an extensive 7 year mixed-method programme of work looking at children's health literacy, analysis of available condition-specific health information, and development and evaluation of a suite of educational interventions to promote long-term self-management of diabetes type 1 [ 8- 10].
