The phrase "available to utilise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is accessible for use or can be employed in a particular context.
Example: "The resources are available to utilise for the upcoming project, ensuring we have everything we need to succeed."
Alternatives: "ready to use" or "accessible for use".
However, for the initial allocation of patients into 'pain' and 'no pain' subgroups, the SF-36 bodily pain scale was used where the baseline EQ-5D pain item was not available in order to utilise all available outcome data.
He told the Today programme: "It's about understanding the tools they have got available and how to utilise them.
Calibration plots of the nomogram-predicted probabilities and the actual number surviving in the external cohort are displayed in Figure 2. Nomograms are now widely available for clinicians to utilise on an individual patient prediction basis and are superior to other prediction tools (Capitanio et al, 2008) or clinical judgement alone (Ross et al, 2002).
Other activities could have been available to, and utilised by, the men who participated in this survey.
Health centres/clinics were the most common source of health care available to and utilised by the caregivers.
The range of techniques used here will not be commonly available to Egyptologists or papyrologists and indicates that interdisciplinary collaboration is essential to be able to utilise available technologies in the understanding of ancient cultural heritage.
A particular problem is the supply of bio-energy to large industrial complexes as this requires considerable efforts to manage resource provision as well as constructing smart systems to utilise available resources without posing direct competition to the supply of food and feed.
Physical contact allows bacteria to recognize a competitor, the immediate benefit being ability to rapidly mobilise mechanisms to utilise available resources, thereby outcompeting the competitor.
The algorithm to utilise available staging data to reach a TNM classification may improve this in future data sets [ 29].
The program content provided to students in our study met many of these suggested criteria, including providing sufficient tasks to utilise available study time, engaging the students in an appropriate activity and providing instant, relevant and complete feedback in sufficient detail, which was focussed on student learning.
