The phrase "available sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to parts or divisions of a document, website, or any other organized content that can be accessed or utilized.
Example: "Please refer to the available sections of the report for detailed information on each topic."
Alternatives: "accessible sections" or "open sections".
It is almost always possible to "spin" topics to fit into available sections.
Substituting art for the AP foreign language course and honors chemistry for AP Chemistry was easy because there were many available sections.
Their height characterizes the whole profile, since the other dimensions can be expressed by height using approximate functions derived from the data of a profile series selected from available sections.
The experimental program was designed to include the full range of possible failure modes and covers a comprehensive spectrum of geometries, including commercially available sections which fall outside the CIDECT limits in terms of wall slenderness ratios.
On a recent Saturday, as Mr. Cohen was busily assigning another dozen spray-painters to several available sections of wall and roof, an assortment of fans and curiosity-seekers stopped by, some to gawk, others to pay their respects.
Indeed they can be computed also in the case of a smaller number of available sections, even not equally spaced, and taken at distances bigger than those of our real sample.
The commercially available section properties tables in Indonesia typically list the weight, section area, inertia, radius of gyration, and section modulus of the commercially available steel sections.
If it's possible to fit an available section into your schedule, then you should do so.
Assume that m geometrical quantities (underline{X}=[X_{1}, ldots, X_{m}]') are measured for each available section of the simulated material.
Markowetz et al. suppose to have both, positive and negative controls (pathway stimulated/not stimulated) for this procedure, which for our data is not available (Section 3.2).
In the United Kingdom, paternal occupation is routinely recorded on the publically available section of birth registrations where the father is named.
