The phrase "available instances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific occurrences or examples that are currently accessible or can be utilized.
Example: "Please review the available instances of successful project implementations for reference."
Alternatives: "accessible examples" or "existing cases".
On Sunday, Mr Capriles repeated that he would use "all the available instances" to fight Mr Maduro's victory.
Mr Capriles has said that he would use "all the available instances" to fight Mr Maduro's victory.
In order to pick the best available instances of the phoneme "aa" from the speech the following procedures were used.
Then the first 50 available instances of each expression are collected, generating a total number of 150 instances.
The outcome is that our results compare favorably with the previous work on the problem, improving all available instances, and in some cases are also quite close to the lower bounds.
Specifically, it suggests how to replace existing services with available instances and/or adding new services, and how to remove or introduce interaction(s) between existing services and/or new services.
GenoCAD.org is a publicly available instance of GenoCAD that can be found at www.genocad.org.org
Context reduction simplifies constraints by substituting constraints or removing resolved constraints according to available instance definitions, besides removing duplicate constraints or substituting constraints according to the class hierarchy.
Also, the browser allows 'custom tracks' that may be uploaded to the UCSC website or to any available instance of the UCSC genome browser using the DAS framework.
We compare our solver with the state-of-the-art methods based on Mixed Integer Programming (MIP), both on publicly-available instances and on a set of new, more challenging ones.
There is little information available about instances of sexual assault affecting journalists.
