The phrase "available to the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express availability to a specific group or context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The resources are available to the same group of users as before."
Alternatives: "accessible to the same" or "open to the same".
By the same token, Mr. Gore's insistence that social insurance -- Social Security and Medicare -- should be universal, available to the same degree to all Americans, rich and poor, has been the operating principle of the Democratic party since the New Deal.
Just like P2P consumer loans, credit card debt is unsecured consumer debt, and it's largely available to the same "prime borrowers" (people with good credit).
Apps like Salesforce or Evernote, for example, operate under an SaaS subscription, and are available to the same subscribers on the Web and other devices besides the iPhone.
The results show that the second phase of uplift facilitates ice sheet build-up further and increases the stability of the ice sheet by providing anchoring points which are not available to the same extent in the lower topographies.
"We will have taken a range of steps to meet the savings required in year one, and these will not be available to the same extent in year two".
In point-to-point scenarios, the queueing delay is the dominant factor in the system delay [14] while in multiuser systems an additional delay factor is introduced, because the system resources are not all the time available to the same user.
Yet, every time I speak to anyone about the flexible options available to them, the same concerns seem to come up again and again.
Technology is available to give the same sort of access digitally in the UK, and, in the case of hospitals, it is usually right by the bed already.
According to the survey, the Cortana for iOS beta is only available in the U.S. and China, though over time, it will become available to all the same regions where Cortana for Windows is supported, the company notes.
On average over 2014, UK households are expected to have £3,630 available to save, the same amount available to households in the 1960s, once adjusted for inflation.
Indeed, our rules provide that all existing administrative records be available to the public under the "same presumption of disclosure which governs access to executive agency records".
