The phrase "available in relation to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability of something in connection to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The resources are available in relation to the ongoing project requirements."
Alternatives: "available concerning the" or "accessible in connection to the".
However, only limited information is available in relation to the residual strength of fire exposed cold-formed steel members.
This study aims to enhance the body of knowledge available in relation to the mechanical performance of historical structures and the assessment of the expected service life of such structures.
First, such guidance is available in relation to the concept of 'purpose limitation'.
With a croaky voice, Theresa May insisted she had negotiated a "good deal" and that she had secured "the very best changes that were available" in relation to the Irish backstop.
A regular 9×9 mesh was again used to represent the surface, with the positions of the feature points available in relation to the positions of the vertices on the planar template.
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This review aims at collecting available information in relation to the role of the fruit cuticle as a determinant factor of some important traits related to postharvest quality, including water loss, susceptibility to physical and biological stresses, and decreased fruit firmness.
The Diving Committee of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society has reviewed available evidence in relation to the medical aspects of rescuing a submerged unresponsive compressed-gas diver.
We discuss first how the doctors evaluated the available information in relation to the decision to be made (i.e., in terms of directionality).
The assessment of the facility evaluated the available space in relation to the approved sample size of the study, number of other studies at the site, frequency of study visits and the congestion that was observed during the monitoring visit.
These new EST resources are an important addition to publicly available resources especially in relation to the study of abiotic stresses in cereals.
