The phrase "available to use technology" is not entirely correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing access to technology or the ability to utilize it, but it may need slight rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The new software is available to use technology that enhances productivity."
Alternatives: "accessible for utilizing technology" or "ready to employ technology".
Drawing from existing research using geotagged photos and two real-world applications of the approach to collect crime data, the paper's objective is to encourage criminologists to consider the utility of this low-cost, readily available, and easy to use technology.
We hope to inspire regulatory agencies and land mangers to use technologies available in mapping and modeling to forecast new impacts and for policymakers to use this information to avoid business-as-usual development ([56], [57]), in favor of proactive efforts to predict and avoid impacts in places crucial for species conservation.
In this case, the present generation imposes upon future generations the risk of having their options reduced to an inadequate range unless, that is, future generations will have available to them and can afford to use technologies that allow them to adapt to the circumstances (Barry, 1999; Beckerman, 1999).
It is important for online schools to have the latest technology available to use.
The first wave makes the technology available to use and is often considered to have the potential to be revolutionizing.
There are many educational technology tools available to use in your English classroom – and they're increasing at a rapid rate.
This is where the opportunity lies, but it will only be available to those retailers who use technology to make the most of it.
Mr. Krafcik said Hyundai expected to mostly use technologies available today with modifications to minimize fuel consumption.
As a result, there are now many efforts worldwide motivated by the introduction of the Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM), and freely-available and easy-to-use technology tools to identify, document and map land in support of informal land administration arrangements.
"This new microscope will enable researchers to see objects that are impossible to see using technology available at Berkeley today," said Steve Ruzin, director of the Biological Imaging Facility, located on the UC Berkeley campus in Koshland Hall, in the College of Natural Resources.
