The phrase "available for screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is ready or accessible for evaluation, examination, or viewing, often in contexts like film, health, or security.
Example: "The new documentary is now available for screening at local theaters."
Alternatives: "ready for viewing" or "open for evaluation."
Starz's The Girlfriend Experience, which started on Sunday and is available for screening now, checks a lot of boxes for what prestige TV is supposed to look like.
They take advantage of the declining cost of screening, with some compound libraries – such as the Johns Hopkins library, which includes 3,500 drugs – available for screening at a small charge.
Messrs Cook and Ludwig suggest a combination of solutions: make it costlier to get guns in high-crime areas; improve the records available for screening gun buyers (with more information on possible mental-health problems); keep a paper trail to help connect legal gun owners to illegal gun-use; and offer better law enforcement against illicit gun use.
This review compares the current methodologies available for conducting nondegenerate saturation mutagenesis with traditional, degenerate saturation and briefly outlines the options available for screening the resulting libraries, to discover a novel protein with the required activity and/or specificity.
Since only enzyme-linked immunoassay (EIA) was available for screening serum HIV-1 and 2 antibody, it was considered that a non-invasive saliva screening EIA could be an advantageous alternative.
The documentary is available for screening with a video discussion guide and suggested questions from HRC by emailing MacArthur H. Flournoy.
The best available evidence for screening effectiveness to date comes from a large Australian study that compared deaths and severe episodes in screened and unscreened cohorts [ 2].
As such information will be available for screen positive children, but for only a sample of screen negative children, these scores will have an artificially truncated distribution.
It'll be linked and connected to different databases which will be available for background screening.
Data were available for 8183 screened patients with diabetes newly diagnosed in 2005, 2006 or 2007.
Moreover, due to the low prevalence of ovarian cancer, no screening test is available for population screening.
