The phrase "available providing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a condition or availability, but it lacks proper structure.
Example: "The service is available providing that all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "available if" or "accessible upon".
On the mid-range and high-end firewalls, the NetScreen Redundancy Protocol (NSRP) is available, providing plenty of different options for improving network availability.
But some 45 companies offer an enhanced version of what is publicly available, providing information like the credentials of doctors and hospitals in their networks.
The latter is Laplace's equation, for which many methods of solution are available, providing a powerful means of finding electrostatic (or gravitational) field patterns.
Cohen said she thought her story was important for three reasons: the Nixon tapes are still not widely available, providing fuel for such controversies; there are indisputably errors and omissions in Kutler's book; and rival interpretations of Dean were behind it all.
In addition, a LEMO interface is available providing trigger and reset outputs and inputs for the busy signal.
The advantage of this approach is that we can use normal forms for the unfolding, if available, providing a minimal description for the fast subsystem.
Countries are expected to make data publicly available, providing a primary evaluation of the environmental significance of any changes or trends.
Recently the genome sequences of several filamentous fungi have become available, providing the opportunity for large-scale functional analysis including genome-wide expression analysis.
In contrast to most existing spacecraft only one attitude control thruster is available, providing a control torque perpendicular to the spin axis.
Although the fault model inversions were not carried out for these foreshocks in real time, real-time kinematic positioning results from the REGARD system were available, providing displacements at frequencies as high as 1 Hz.
Detailed proteomic analyses of mammalian olfactory and rod photoreceptor sensory cilia are now available, providing an inventory of resident ciliary proteins and laying the foundation for future studies of developmental and spatiotemporal changes in the composition of sensory cilia.
