The phrase "available for the estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be assessed or evaluated in terms of value, cost, or quantity.
Example: "The resources required for the project are available for the estimation during the planning phase."
Alternatives: "ready for assessment" or "open for evaluation".
MODIS data should be used when available for the estimation of the IWV in other studies.
Various techniques are available for the estimation of such characteristics, each of which has, of course, its own advantages as well as disadvantages.
However, few effective methods are available for the estimation of the indices when the objective function is a non-parametric model.
In the literature two popular methods of estimation are available for the estimation of these parameters, namely: least squares and maximum likelihood.
Empirical formulas are available for the estimation of elastic parameters of sands, especially for the shear modulus, usually as a function of the void ratio and the effective mean pressure.
The proposed model is valid for a wider range of wave conditions and, therefore, more appealing for engineering practice compared to those available for the estimation of regular wave run-up.
Readily available methods for the estimation of the under-ascertainment-adjusted holding prevalence and within holding prevalence are required when planning surveillance strategies and control measures in animal health settings.
Despite this, few statistical methods are available for the accurate estimation of dynamic changes in functional network architecture.
Although numerous methodologies have been proposed for drug-target screening strategies based on binding affinity [7, 8], there are no efficient computational tools available for the accurate estimation of the drug uptake profiles from the point of the molecular structures.
The choices made for the selection of semi-empirical correlations available in literature for the estimation of the heat transfer coefficients in these conditions are described and justified.
Relatively few recording raingauges with long, reliable records are available in South Africa for the estimation of short duration (≤24 h) design rainfalls.
