The phrase "available for the test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone or something is ready or accessible to participate in a test or examination.
Example: "The candidates must confirm that they are available for the test scheduled for next week."
Alternatives: "ready for the test" or "accessible for the test".
With the super-focusing and ultra-long working distance, the hollow sphere microlens could be applied for detecting a test sample to acheive a super-resolution imaging and a test sample can be distinguished clearly when combined with a conventional optical microscope, which is particularly available for the test samples with the extreme matte surfaces.
Interviews with the test developers What personnel, time and financial resources are available for the test adaptation?
For instance, if the tester needs to adopt the Incremental+ strategy since he/she does not have the aspects available for the test, which is the most suitable approach to be used?
Fortuitous matches potentially have serious legal implications, mainly in motherless paternity tests (Poetsch et al. 2006), and during the search for missing persons in STR databases, given that, frequently, few first-degree relatives are available for the test (Ge et al. 2011).
The time available for the test was 1 h, and the participants were allowed to use a calculator.
Bohning and Patilea proposed a capture-recapture approach for screening using two diagnostic tests with information on disease status available for the test positives only [ 11].
Despite their protestations and given the choice, England would rather have their best players available for the Tests than for the one-dayers and it would be pushing things to say that the mood in the camp after Saturday's defeat was entirely gloomy.
He won't be available for the Tests or Super rugby so he's going to get a good break.
A small Charpy machine with a maximal space for mounting a versatile specimen design was available for the tests, see Fig. 4.
Unfortunately, cephalograms at T2 were not available for the tested sample due to ethical reasons, and this might be considered as a limit of the present study since the Class II improvement was measured on dental casts only.
