The phrase "available the depth of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to assess the available depth of the water before proceeding with the construction."
Alternatives: "accessible depth of" or "depth that is available".
Put another way, it depends entirely on your priorities, efforts available, and the depth of your pockets.
Quality educational experiences are not available with the depth of content that one might find on a video platform such as YouTube.
No data were available on the depth of the wounds.
Similarly, three of the patients with recovery times >5 min in the group that did not receive antibiotics had zero twitches at the time of sugammadex administration (recovery times were 6.9, 6.9 and 22.3 min), while one patient had no data available for the depth of NMB (recovery time 10.7 min); the remaining three patients had ≥1 twitches (recovery times 5.2, 6.4 and 8.5 min).
Until now, the island's cottages haven't been available in the depths of winter, but this year, the owner is opening several of them up – plus a communal games room – over Hogmanay.
The Government is intent on setting up offshore wind farms notwithstanding that the technology is not available for the depths of Maltese waters.
Online atlases supersede earlier printed atlases in the quantity of available online images and the depth of specialized anatomical terminology and gene ontologies.
Assembling a collection of reviews and essays is a test of the richness of a critic's inner life, an echo-sounding exercise that measures the depth of available talent.
The people challenge will be both skill sets and the depth of available talent.
A second limitation is the depth of available empirical studies, which also varies regarding the contingency factors discussed in this article.
