The phrase "available on total" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being accessible or obtainable in its entirety, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report is available on total sales for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "available in full" or "accessible in total".
Bag limits are generally liberal, but little information is available on total harvest, population trends, or effect of harvest on populations.
There are no data available on total sales or the growth rate of production of the different crops.
Much of the existing literature available on total hip arthroplasty in the young patient describes the results when performed for inflammatory arthropathies.
Although there are no quantitative data available on total and phosphorylated FOXO protein concentrations, FOXO mRNA was shown to be higher in low oxidative muscles, when normalized to β-actin (Allen and Unterman 2007).
There are no statewide statistics available on the total amount of money raised or the amount of land preserved through the tax.
In this paper, the available data on total, elastic, annihilation and charge-exchange cross-sections at accelerator energies are carefully examined to show that the above conclusion is based partly due to incorrect parametrization of the data and partly by including charge-exchange cross-section as part of deep-inelastic process.
We've begun to build out a model that looks at social network usage by country/region and compares that to available data on total Internet advertising spend in each of those countries.
To date, this study is the largest systematic review including 1434 normal weight and overweight/obese women, from dietary interventional studies with available information on total GWG.
The EPA doesn't have current publicly available data on total pesticide use, although agency spokeswoman Enesta Jones says the agency expects to release a report on sales and use of pesticides later in 2010.
We understand their concern regarding mercury amalgams; however, the purpose of our review was to summarize the available information on total mercury, cadmium, and lead levels in human placental tissue, obtained from studies that reported original quantitative data.
Complete covariate data and all or some of the microRNA-related genotyping was available on a total of 723 Normative Aging Study participants who provided a total of 1652 study observations.
