The phrase "available sought" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that is both available and being sought after, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The resources that are available sought by the team were not sufficient for the project."
Alternatives: "in demand" or "sought after".
When the free-agent market opened, some of the better starters available sought what they said was the market price, $8 million a year, based on the four-year, $32 million contracts Al Leiter signed with the Mets and Todd Stottlemyre with Arizona last winter.
The 100-question test, no longer available, sought to assess a person's openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
If no such person is available, seek out books written by these people.
WikiLeaks relies on a dispersed network of computer servers to keep its information available but sought extra computing muscle after facing so many attacks.
III) Specific expertise should be available (or sought) to perform the activities in the programme of assessment.
Certainly documents may be printed and circulated to libraries, but on the Internet these are only available if sought out and assessed by all readers individually.
For parameters in which there were no UK-based studies available, we sought data from countries with a similar disease profile.
Some work has taken whatever data may be available and sought to generalise patterns of malaria burden using sophisticated modelling techniques (5).
Because there is no information on AQPs in tardigrades available, we sought to identify corresponding transcripts in Milnesium tardigradum (Doyère, 1840) and investigated the potential role of AQPs in the modulation of water content and osmolytes during anhydrobiosis.
However, in an environment with little visual instructions the positive outcome of hearing aid use on listening performance may explain this, as much of the readily available or sought after information for movement and risk avoidance are audible in Bangladesh.
According to this framework, inequitable access to services occur when sociodemographics and enabling resources determine whether or not, or how much care is available or sought rather than need factors [ 15].
