The phrase "available large quantities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability of a significant amount of a particular item or resource.
Example: "The warehouse has available large quantities of raw materials for production."
Alternatives: "ample amounts of" or "substantial supplies of".
Recent advances in on-the-go soil sensing, terrain modelling and yield mapping have made available large quantities of information about the within-field variability of soil and crop properties.
The slow transport of goods on men's backs or by pack animal is still relied upon in the more isolated areas, but truck transport now reaches most villages, making available large quantities of modern tools, fertilizers, and daily necessities to the farmers and making it possible to ship farm products to near or distant markets where they can be sold to the best advantage of the producers.
High-throughput DNA sequencing has made available large quantities of genomic information allowing a more complete characterization of genomes at the chromosome level.
The valorization of waste affects two major impacts, environmental impact is solved by disposing of such waste and the economic impact is the use of that in industry or in the field of construction, this waste has the advantage of being available large quantity and low value (Chanvillard and Aitcin 1990; Hassani et al. 2005).
Above all, this is an exhibition about patience and time: having enormous quantities of the first and making available equally large quantities of the latter.
Due to the availability of large quantities of publically available expression data and the relative ease of construction, GCNs have been constructed for a broad array of organisms including human [ 2, 5, 6], yeast [ 7- 9], Arabidopsis [ 10- 13], rice [ 14, 15], maize [ 16], potato [ 17] and many more.
Although stranded RNA-seq data is now readily available, a large quantity of non-stranded RNA-seq data is publically available.
The investigation originated from the concept of boosting the refrigeration capacity available for local-area use in underground mines, by utilising directly the high static pressures available from pipelines carrying large quantities of water down deep mine shafts.
Application of an open flow-through culture technique, however, is limited to those situations where large volumes of sufficiently warm seawater (or brine) are available at relatively low cost or where large quantities of algal food are available, (i.e. effluents from artificial upwelling projects, tertiary treatment systems, intensive shrimp grow-out ponds etc.).
The multipurpose Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme (completed in 1974) increased the amount of water available for irrigation and generated large quantities of electrical power for peak load periods.
The multipurpose Snowy Mountains project (completed in 1974) increased the amount of water available for irrigation and generated large quantities of electrical power for peak load periods.
