The phrase "available dependent upon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate that availability is conditional on certain factors or criteria.
Example: "The resources will be available dependent upon the approval of the budget."
Alternatives: "available based on" or "available contingent on".
While change detection support tools are available, their efficacy is dependent upon the available attentional capacity of the user.
Although numerous methods have been developed to assay ASE, they usually require RNA to be available and are dependent upon genetic polymorphisms (such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)) to differentiate between allelic transcripts.
Just as frequency-based methods are heavily dependent upon available mutation information, substitution-based algorithms are limited by available sequence and structure information.
The available surface area is dependent upon the length, diameter, and degree of bundling.
In Spain and Norway for example, domestic aid was means-tested or dependent upon available informal care.
Soil microorganisms play a crucial role in those mechanisms and maintaining balance is strongly dependent upon available nitrogen.
The treatment options available to you are dependent upon the cause of your ED.
While passing through the filters the network identifies the individual characters of the unknown data and this recognition is dependent upon the available characters of the basalts in the form of CVs in the weight-matrix.
The available luminosity of collider is dependent upon the production cross-section of RI beam through the projectile fragmentation process, cooling time of RI beams and the intensity limit of electron beam in the electron ring.
Scientists are becoming increasingly dependent upon resources available through the Internet including, for example, datasets and computational modelling services, which are changing the way they conduct their research activities.
