The phrase "available only allowed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The resources are available only to authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "exclusively permitted" or "only accessible".
"It is important to note that the data available only allow us to compare the effectiveness at 12 weeks, when we know that both children and adults can be on these medications for longer," he said.
The database available only allows for age-specific analysis for two groups: (1) under five years; or, (2) five years of age or higher.
They also argue that the handful of traditional model organisms currently available only allow us to address a narrow set of biological problems.
Unfortunately, the data available only allow variation in survival to be quantified and this outcome measure may be problematic due to 'lead time bias' (i.e., the screening programme simply identifies tumours earlier so individuals appear to survive longer simply because they have been diagnosed earlier).
Readily available data only allowed us to paint a very cursory picture of the two systems.
The available data only allowed comparison of effects in the surgical arm versus the placebo arm and did not allow for any estimation of the magnitude of the placebo effect.
The data available to us only allowed for a global description.
Available administrative data only allowed us to compare our sample to the whole population on the variables professional category and age group.
However, the currently available methods only allow limited access to particle behaviour.
At present, available technology only allows for 30% post consumer high density polyethylene (HDPE) to be added to the next generation of bag because the recycling process weakens polymer chains needed for a new bag's structural integrity.
