The phrase "available in the recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is currently available or has been made available recently, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The report is available in the recent updates section of the website."
Alternatives: "available in the latest" or "available in the most recent".
Text chat, which Lionsgate calls MoLog, for "movie log," is also available in the recent release of "Rambo".
The results are compared with other entropy generation minimization techniques available in the recent technical literature.
A DNT option is available in the recent versions of the Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari browsers.
The solutions obtained by the PSO-GC are better than the previously best-known solutions available in the recent literature.
The partial reconfiguration technique that is available in the recent FPGA devices has been adopted to reconfigure wireless system modules in real-time.
CAF was designed to excel at one-sided communication and similar functions that support one-sided communication are also available in the recent MPI-3 standard.
The new feature is now available in the most recent updates to the desktop and mobile apps, which also include a few other interface and performance improvements.
When morphometric-specific visualization or analytical routines were not available in the most recent versions of this software, an older Microsoft Windows version of Morpheus et al., written in C++, was used [15].
The ADK aims to take advantage of new features that will be available in the most recent group of TVs with the Yahoo platform installed, Jacoby told me by phone.
We assume that the incidence assays become available in the most recent year, or the year before, that prevalence data were also available.
The countering argument is that fewer hospital supports, most notably fewer acute hospital beds, are available in the more recent years of the study perhaps making transition to hospital less likely [ 13].
