The phrase "available regions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to geographic areas or zones that are accessible or open for use, selection, or consideration.
Example: "Please select from the available regions for your project deployment."
Alternatives: "accessible areas" or "open regions".
In areas where the cleanest electricity is available — regions served by hydroelectric, natural gas or nuclear generating plants — greenhouse gas emissions may be less than half that of today's best gasoline-engine vehicles.
That's one of the reasons why Azure today offers more regions than any of its competitors, with 38 generally available regions and 12 announced ones.
At the cloud service level, SIR often relies on collecting all available cloud service's settings and instances (e.g. get available regions and list instances).
In both cases, the maximum haul distance is great enough that biomass could be retrieved from all available regions of San Juan National Forest.
So, for example, if one wants to use crowdsourced queries to find regions where there are car parks available, regions where there is currently high 3G/4G bandwidth, regions which are crowded, and regions with noise pollution above some threshold, then neighbourhood or proximity associations can be exploited.
Only patients with at least three available regions out of the four studied (frontal cortex, occipital cortex, thalamus and cerebellar vermis) were considered.
The formula of the moving stage position related to driving motor rotational angular is presented, a regular available region of the moving stage is obtained, effects of system parameters on the available region size and positioning accuracy are studied, and a design method for this automatic moving stage with bar mechanism is indicated.
As ϵ increases, limit cycle trajectories move in less horizontal directions and, consequently, they do not take advantage of the extra available region of motion in the envelope-plane created by the nonlinear v-nullcline.
The scientists also tapped into a recently available, region-by-region assessment of subjective well-being, called the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index.
Actual numbers of patients were calculated and added for each available region.
When country-specific data were not available, region-specific estimates reported by the global networks for rotavirus surveillance were used [ 11] (see Additional file 1 for details).
