The phrase "available the level of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression.
Example: "We need to assess available the level of resources before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "available at the level of" or "accessible at the level of".
Since both the two key factors are currently not widely available, the level of economic viability for such a hydrogen-based ESS in practice could be much lower than the simulated best-case analysis.
The GAQ score is a quantitative measure of the GO annotation of a set of gene products based on the number of GO annotations available, the level of detail of the annotation and the types of evidence used to make these GO annotations.
This implies that if iodized salt is made readily available, the level of consumption could potentially increase rapidly.
If not enough phosphate is available, the level of cyclic-di-GMP falls and the biofilm disperses.
Selection of the tool depends on multiple factors, including the time available, the level of tester skill, and the clinical setting.
Due to the large number of articles and the limited resources available, the level of detail in the extraction had to be kept on a relatively low level.
Thus, the insecurity associated with raiding leads to migration and the escape may involve long or short distances, depending on the information available about the level of insecurity and the availability of resources ((Young et al. 2005)).
The political reality pushes in the other direction: the money available determines the level of ambition.
"Our evidence base documents provide information on the options available and the level of growth we can potentially accommodate".
Information is available on the level of school attended for both the farm man and farm woman from the 2001 Penn State 'Women on Farms Survey'.
