The phrase "available forced" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is made available under coercive circumstances, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The available forced options were not suitable for the project requirements."
Alternatives: "mandatory options" or "coerced availability".
The last available forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) was 48.5 % (SD ± 8.0 %) predicted.
Using data from the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS III), 1988–1994 (9), we examined adults aged 18 79 years (n = 4,272 projected to 43.2 million, 59.7% female) with available forced vital capacity (FVC) data, who were nonsmokers, absent of pulmonary obstructions, and without known pulmonary disease.
Half-century old documentation was no longer available, forcing researchers to rely on case studies.
Iranian followers of the networks were disappointed on Tuesday morning when the sites were no longer available, forcing them again to go through proxy servers for access.
Apple has now removed the only open standard port available, forcing companies to use their proprietary and royalty based Lightning connector.
In addition, until recently no validated measures of EBM skills were available, forcing researchers to rely on variables such as satisfaction and self-reported changes in attitudes.
The essential output is the friction force the machine must overcome (the required thrust force), that can be compared with the available thrust force.
"Every available force has been mobilized, and we hope we can bring the situation under control," he said.
Solo voices are blended with vocal quartet and choir, and there is a constant juxtaposition of the available forces.
The resulting mismatch of skills obtained and opportunities available forces trainees to migrate to unfamiliar urban environments, causing stress and a high dropout rate amongentry-level staff.
The Russians, for their part, would have preferred to concentrate their immediately available forces against Austria and to leave Germany undisturbed until their mobilization should have been completed.
