The phrase "available independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that can be accessed or utilized without reliance on other items or systems.
Example: "The software is available independently, allowing users to install it without any additional components."
Alternatives: "accessible on its own" or "usable separately".
All these predictions are based on the constituent properties which were measured or available independently, and are compared with experimental results.
Cloudup, which has accumulated around 10,000 active users since June, will continue to be available independently of WordPress.com.
The new Busrtly suite will help the company funnel users between and across its products, but each will still remain available independently from the rest.
Operating as such, ELN records could either be made available independently or be linked to and from formal or traditional publications.
The streaming service covers more than 40 million tracks and it is available independently of Amazon's Prime package — that's important because Prime isn't offered in most of these new markets.
No word on pricing and availability as of yet, but the company announced that the product will be compatible with a number of different Surface devices, including the Surface Pro 3, 4 and the Surface Book, which one assumes means it will be available independently of the Surface Studio — and, hopefully, right around the same time.
As a further evaluation, we considered the reproducibility of the results to assess the ability of each method to detect the same DE genes when it is applied independently on available independent replicates.
Hence, the diagnosis system structures are kept interchangeable and can be chosen from the available systems independently.
Each ingress node adapts its sending rates and distributes the traffic among the multiple available paths independently and with minimum feedback from the network.
In many cases the available spectra, independently from their origin (e.g. mass spectroscopy, light spectroscopy, hyperspectral imaging), require several pretreatments before any classification method can be applied, and typically the most appropriate preprocessing of raw spectra is determined by trial-and-error.
Postulating a mechanism in which factor VIIa acts on available lipid independently of tissue factor explains the requirement for high doses but not the lack of systemic procoagulant activity.
