The phrase "available tariffs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing options or fees associated with services, particularly in contexts like telecommunications, shipping, or utilities.
Example: "Please review the available tariffs for our internet service plans to find the one that best suits your needs."
Alternatives: "offered tariffs" or "current tariffs".
This step requires a rate limitation (e.g., one query per day) on the utility's side since the smart meter could otherwise query all available tariffs by iterating through the available indices.
We also analysed the economic consequences of discharge delay using the medtrack capture of the critical care minimum dataset and available tariffs.
In examining the performance of the CHU9D, we present utility weights using both available tariffs, the UK Adult Tariff and the Australian Adolescent Tariff.
In general, DRG tariffs are national average costs of related procedures and the number of procedures does therefore not match the number of available tariffs.
This can include things like working out an affordable payment plan with you over a fixed period of, say, 12 months and switching you to its cheapest available tariff.
Confused.com said customers could see every available tariff on its website, and it was committed to transparency.
Where once they criticised proposals to intervene in the market they now boast of moves to put some customers on the lowest available tariff.
Where no standardized cost prices were available, real tariffs or costs were used.
The data available (UCAS tariff score; class of first degree) are consistent with this suggestion, though tariffs are only available for about half the GEM entrants, and first degree class for the UG students comprises the bachelor of medical sciences degree that is awarded after 3 years on the 5-year medicine course.
Alistair Buchanan, chief executive of Ofgem, has also ordered the power companies to simplify the bewildering array of 350 different tariffs available.
Ofgem has now ordered the sites to show all tariffs available, rather than defaulting customers into a partial view of tariffs using pre-selected buttons that take them into "deals where you can switch now".
