The phrase "available highlighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a feature or option that allows for the highlighting of text or information that is accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The software includes available highlighting options that make it easier to emphasize important sections of the document."
Alternatives: "accessible highlighting" or "offered highlighting".
Smart pills and connected monitoring patches are already available, highlighting the life-saving potential of IoT, and many people are already strapping smartwatches or fitness bands to their wrists to track their steps or heartbeat while on a run.
In addition, this paper will review some of the issues that may arise when using ultrasound in such processes and the pros and cons of the different transducer systems available, highlighting the need for detailed information regarding the ultrasonic parameters and equipment used when utilising sonication.
These radiolarian sequences appear highly diverse [28], and most likely derived from larger organisms for which molecular data are not yet available, highlighting the extent of both the unknown diversity in this taxonomic group and filtration artifacts which affect environmental surveys of the smallest size fractions.
In some cases, for example for Alkalibacterium kapii, Marinilactibacillus psychrotolerans and Luteococcus japonicus, only distant NCBI reference genomes are available, highlighting the contribution of our study.
Another limitation on our analysis is that for some regions of the world, very little information was available, highlighting the need to collect more data on BLLs.
An increasing number of studies have become available, highlighting the value of computational modeling for understanding metabolism in health and disease.
A beautifully chosen selection of classic cuts is now available; highlights include an exploration of Elvis Presley's diet; Jim White's Southern Gothic masterpiece Searching For The Wrong Eyed Jesus; and classic explorations of Dylan Thomas and Henry Moore.
The 288-page report, an analysis of almost 700 studies on the subject from every nation for which data is available, highlights the continuing gender disparities over childcare and other domestic duties.
The limited data available highlight that phenobarbitone has advantages over supportive care alone or diazepam, but opiates rather than phenobarbitone are the better treatment for the NAS seen in infants of opiate-dependant mothers.
In vivo and in vitro experimental studies currently available highlight the existence of biological effects of nanoparticles on the respiratory system with generation of oxidative stress, pro-inflammatory and pro-thrombotic effects and the possible development of fibrosis and pulmonary emphysema or DNA damage.
The ability to assign new putative function to uncharacterized proteins, for which domains are also not available, highlights the usefulness of predicting protein interactions using non-domain features such as AAC.
