The phrase "available safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to safety measures, resources, or options that are accessible or at hand.
Example: "The available safety features in the new car model include advanced airbags and stability control."
Alternatives: "accessible safety" or "offered safety".
Available safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetic, and clinical data will be presented.
Adjustable brake and accelerator pedals are useful, and the Expedition makes full use of available safety technology.
There are plenty of security measures available: Safety is understandably one of the biggest concerns for small business customers.
Therefore, it is unclear, whether available safety formats lead to the intended reliability when they are applied to structures that fail due to shear loading.
In the European Union, supplement regulation often follows a case-by-case basis, depending upon the individual country and the available safety evidence for the ingredient.
The KPIs defined allowed the assessment of the available safety margins in the reference scenarios analyzed and of the robustness of thermal protection design.
Aspirin has emerged as the most likely NSAID for use in chemoprevention because of its known cardiovascular benefit and available safety and efficacy data.
City officials have always maintained that they acted in good faith to protect everyone at the site but that many workers chose not to wear available safety equipment, for a variety of reasons.
On the whole, China has a notoriously poor record for work safety, especially in factories, coal mines and raw-material processing industries, and even leading government-owned companies often fail to use available safety equipment if it interferes with production.
In the paper is analysed the response of the new equipment together with other NPP available safety systems during the postulated transient in shutdown state.
To test available safety formats for nonlinear analysis, a tool was developed which allows a full probabilistic nonlinear analysis of beam sections subjected to arbitrary combinations of normal and shear forces as well as bending moments.
