The phrase "available decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to options or choices that are currently accessible or open for consideration.
Example: "After reviewing the available decisions, we chose the one that best aligns with our goals."
Alternatives: "options at hand" or "choices available".
Although only a handful of these cases have resulted in publicly available decisions or settlements, a perceptible shift has occurred in how attorneys view obesity claims under the ADA since the 2008 Amendments.
Judicata will help lawyers by providing them with reasonable expectations about how, given the history of precedent available, decisions could or likely will go, and what they can do to sway the course of that probable ruling to make it more in line with their own desired outcome.
Through its latest guidance, EFSA is effectively saying the same thing: no matter how many studies from independent scientists are available, decisions on pesticides used in our food will be taken on the basis of studies from the same companies that produce the chemicals.
Since no information about the evolution of preliminary vision loss was available decisions for inclusion were not affected by this.
Because no gold standard for disease activity is available, decisions on DMARD therapy were used as an external standard of 'high' and 'low' disease activity in the development of the DAS28.
Until such data are available, decisions regarding the use of palliative oxygen can be made on an individual basis after an ' n of 1' assessment as described by Bruera et al (1992).
In addition, trained nurses are necessary to perform the blood glucose control or when available decision support could be used.
Available decision-making models for SWP primarily use complex mathematical formulations that require large data sets to perform analysis, which limit their use.
The objectives of this article were to identify manure management criteria, review some of the available decision support systems and to suggest ways for integrating systems components.
However, a criterion of the right can be useful at a higher level by helping us choose among available decision procedures and refine our decision procedures as circumstances change and we gain more experience and knowledge.
The methodology has demonstrated its capability to help exploiting different available decision-making problem formulations in complex cases, leading to new applications and/or extensions of these available formulations in a robust and flexible way.
