The phrase "available to extract from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data, information, or resources that can be obtained or retrieved from a source.
Example: "The database contains valuable information that is available to extract from for our research project."
Alternatives: "accessible for extraction" or "obtainable from".
Alterations in DNA methylation as an epigenetic regulator of gene expression are thought to play a role but this hypothesis is difficult to test because no techniques are available to extract DNA from GAD1 expressing neurons efficiently from human postmortem brain.
There are various open source IE systems available to extract information from unstructured EHRs [ 5– 12].
There's currently no treatment method available to extract this chemical from drinking water – once it's there, we're drinking it.
A variety of algorithms are available to extract numerical features from 2D images and their silhouettes.
The obtained results have confirmed the surface localization of calixarene molecules being potentially available to extract uranyl ions from an aqueous contaminated solution.
A high number of resources and databases is available to extract pathway constraints from biological data.
Nevertheless, few reports have focused on describing the tools and techniques currently available to extract significant biological data from these models.
An option is available to extract the query molecule from the Protein Data Bank (PDB) using the PDB id of the protein ligand complex of interest (the PDB ligand data was downloaded from http://ligand-expo.rcsb.org/ website in March 2016 and stored on our web server, and will be updated once a year).
A quantitative model cannot be derived from transient experiments because kinetic parameters, such as the rate of the vacuole pH equilibration during chloroquine uptake and the kinetic constants of chloroquine-hemozoine binding, are unknown and impossible to extract from the available data in an unambiguous way.
There has been little effort to date, however, to extract from the available literature what might constitute a suitable set of options, and to comparatively test alternatives, although two recent publications have sought to provide a comprehensive review of the available evidence related to CHWs [ 77, 80].
