The phrase "available for replication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something can be duplicated or reproduced, such as research findings, software, or data.
Example: "The results of the experiment are available for replication by other researchers to verify the findings."
Alternatives: "open for duplication" or "ready for reproduction.".
In particular, the TOP guidelines require that, at the point of article submission, the authors must disclose if their data or materials aren't going to be available for replication.
Impacting consumer behaviors is the next 'giant leap' for mankind in the battle against climate change, and we now have a model available for replication globally which is based on youth-to-youth learning, and which carries the potential of impacting forcefully the consumer patterns and the lifestyles of our future adults across the globe.
Currently no available sample with both imaging and genetic data is available for replication.
Unfortunately, we did not have interleukin-18 available for replication in Health 2000.
Two of them (GGT and insulin) were available for replication, but were nonsignificant in Health 2000 (Fig. 1).
We chose the most promising ones for replication but, nevertheless, there were five biomarkers with significant HRs in FINRISK97 that were not available for replication in Health 2000.
A replication study was performed in two Dutch replication cohorts that were available for wet replication; the GEM cohort (769 cases, 940 controls) and the NTR replication cohort (337 cases, 826 controls).
Large cohort studies offer ideal settings for discovery and replication efforts; they allow a large discovery sample and similar assessments are available for immediate replication.
122 of those patients had sufficient sample available for retrospective replication capacity testing.
Lack of RnrL would reduce the amount of dNTPs available for DNA replication (Elledge et al. 1992).
Also, an independent cohort of 549 CRC cases and 599 controls outside EPICOLON was available for additional replication.
