The phrase "available subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a topic or theme that is open for discussion or consideration.
Example: "The available subject for our next meeting will be the impact of remote work on productivity."
Alternatives: "open topic" or "discussable theme".
A dating method was thus available, subject only to confirmation by actual application to specific chronologic problems.
A second increase of $1.2 trillion to $1.5 trillion would be available subject to a second vote of disapproval by Congress.
And surely the agency can determine that a substance is comparatively safe (not dangerous) whenever it would be less dangerous to make the product available (subject to regulatory requirements) than suddenly to withdraw it from the market.
It is available, subject to a means test, to tenants of both private and social landlords.
Asking Wagener what he believes to be the single biggest lesson from the wealth of available subject matter, he describes the "difference between the two careers in the way that science works or, as I call it, the circle of doing, knowledge, and judgment".
Here, we attempt to piece together the available subject matter relating to the influences of both solid and liquid foodstuffs on the gastrointestinal milieu and the implications for oral drug delivery, with particular emphasis on the behaviour of modified-release dosage forms, formulation robustness and drug absorption.
Our approach is evaluated on six publicly available subject-rated image quality assessment datasets.
Perhaps, the most widespread and readily available subjects are birds and plants.
The analyzed datasets included the T1-weighted structural MRI scans from all available subjects.
The mean time to PC90 was determined from the derived times to PC90s of the available subjects.
A particular subject is chosen at random from the pool of all available subjects and all of its replicates are allocated to the in-bag dataset.
