The phrase "available information systems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information systems that are currently accessible or in operation.
Example: "The company has several available information systems that can help streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "accessible information systems" or "operational information systems".
The model – referred to as The 12-Box Model for Service Information Requirements – is embedded in a three-phase procedure for providing an assessment of information requirements of a service contract which also provides insight into the capabilities of available information systems in supporting the contract.
Survey of Treatment Referrals: Aggregated reports (office-level) from probation/parole agency and treatment program Monthly from month 1 – 18 Monthly survey obtained from staff or from available information systems at probation/parole and treatment agency.
Wrongly answering patients' questions without using readily available information systems is an important and preventable source of medical errors.
Data on primary health resource use will be collected from the GPs, the municipalities and other available information systems.
The cost system design was defined considering the characteristics of the health provider and the degree of development of the available information systems.
While much is known about safe IT design and use, the translation of this research evidence into the designs of routinely available information systems is slow.
It means that for a specific interval, based on penetration rate of available information system, a relatively large demand will be created for a path which is estimated to have the shortest travel time.
The industry trend towards self-service business intelligence is impeded by the absence, in commercially-available information systems, of automated identification of potential issues with summarization operations.
The lack of available monitoring data also emphasizes the need for publicly available comprehensive information systems in order to support health risk analyses and other environmental evaluations in China.
For universal design to be successful, it is essential to understand the needs, wants and characteristics of all user groups, particularly those people who find currently available information technology systems frightening, confusing, and difficult to use.
With rising costs of health care, one should consider if available, information technology systems that could generate mailed reminders from electronic medical records.
