The phrase "available study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a study or research project that is currently accessible or obtainable. Example: "The university's library has a wide range of available studies on ancient civilizations."
A 2014 review of every available study on links between autism and vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, as well as the MMR shot for measles, mumps and rubella, found no connection.
Haiti is now a country where, according to the best available study, around 75% of the population "lives on less than $2 per day, and 56% – four and a half million people – live on less than $1 per day".
While an enrollment spike can translate into more tuition dollars, it can also mean fewer available study carrels in the library, crowded dining halls and faculty advisors who feel stretched thin.
Graham Boyd of the American Civil Liberties Union, who had argued against the searches before the Supreme Court, said, "Every available study demonstrates that the single best way to prevent drug use among students is to engage them in extracurricular activities".
Tells about the F.B.I.s identification division, which had the fingerprinsts of more than 7 million persons with records of convictions and arrests, and is the most comprehensive clearing house of its kind in the world; the Crime Detection Laboratory; and the quaterly bulletin published by the bureau, the only available study of current crime.
Another trackless sector is headache chronification, which was not reported in any available study in Egypt.
They are very rare and available study data suggests that they do not differ significantly between treatment strategies.
The PROMPT study is also the only available study that provides data on pedestrian comfort that allows cross-country comparisons.
It is evident that the cost of particular type(s) of nanoparticles heavily controlled the available study.
Most national surveillance networks use similar methods, but there is no available study evaluating cost-effectiveness of this surveillance strategy.
A further obstacle in the assessment of nanomaterials regarding environmental risks is the low comparability and reproducibility of available study results.
