The phrase "available for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is ready to be discussed or dealt with.
Example: "The issues raised in the meeting are now available for addressing by the committee."
Alternatives: "open for discussion" or "ready for consideration".
This chapter explores the nature of the identifiability problem in relation to parametric models and discusses methods that are available for addressing it.
Until then, the MESSENGER data are the best available for addressing questions that haven't been answered yet, and setting up the questions to be answered by BepiColombo.
It has helped to raise the awareness of a generation of researchers to what qualitative psychology can contribute, and it has enriched the repertoire of methodological practices available for addressing important issues in health.
Nevertheless, it is the best data available for addressing the question.
If the Unnaturalness Argument is intended as an extrinsic objection, there are several detailed frameworks available for addressing risks to public health, the environment, or the non-human animal research subject.
In approaching this task we asked descriptive questions about the kind of SynBio health applications that are envisioned in the field, the possible ethical and legal issues related to those applications, and the governance tools available for addressing these questions in the context of European health policy making.
The best currently available tool for addressing this kind of issue in nonexperimental research is propensity score matching (Shadish, Cook, & Campbell, 2002), This is a two-stage analysis.
Any such approach should take into consideration the degree of urgency for program implementation, the feasibility of the models for the given context and problem, and the available timeframe for addressing issues of sustainability.
It seems obvious that societies would benefit from utilizing available knowledge for addressing major threats to global health and innovative ways for improving life-style practices of large populations.
Health policy-makers have three broad strategies available to them for addressing inefficient resources use: (a) increasing coverage of health services; (b) reducing hospital inputs; and/or (c) organization/process changes in hospitals.
In this section we describe a selection of available computational tools for addressing the four issues listed above.
