The phrase "available preference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that are accessible or preferred in a particular context.
Example: "We have an available preference for eco-friendly products in our purchasing policy."
Alternatives: "preferred option for" or "accessible choice for".
See the ahelp files for get_data_prof_prefs and get_model_prof_prefs for the available preference settings.
See the ahelp files for get_data_prof_prefs, get_model_prof_prefs, and get_resid_prof_prefs for the available preference settings.
See the ahelp files for get_data_prof_prefs, get_model_prof_prefs, and get_delchi_prof_prefs for the available preference settings.
The sample used to derive utility weights for the EQ-5D is the most representative sample of the available preference-based QOL instruments for US policy decisions[ 50].
Neither currently available preference-based HRQL instruments nor direct valuation approaches provide ready solutions for measuring preference-based quality of life in child maltreatment.
We find that when future opportunities to punish are available, social preferences for fairness and reciprocity are reinforced; and reputation-building behaviors are motivated to achieve long-term economic benefits.
They never looked comfortable in possession, often choosing to lump it forward with a simple option available, making their preference for a battle of attrition understandable.
We believe that the modifications could have been anticipated in 1995 when knowledge of increased PCI effectiveness was becoming available and the changing preference for PCI over CABG was common knowledge among cardiologists and cardio-thoracic surgeons.
Last week it confirmed that its budget to hire more "financial police" would be increased to get the best talent available, and indicated a continuing preference for candidates with industry experience.
Indeed, 40 50% of patients report dissatisfaction with at least one aspect of their current triptan therapy [14], there is a marked variation in the individual patient response and preference for the available oral triptans [15, 16], and it seems that there are no characteristics which can make the difference between one drug and another [17].
