The phrase "available unchanged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accessible in its original form without any modifications.
Example: "The original document is available unchanged for review by all team members."
Alternatives: "accessible as is" or "offered without alterations".
The version that was available, unchanged since 2006 until Apple pulled it in September.
On June 4th she reportedly agreed to withdraw both (although as The Economist went to press both were still available, unchanged, on Nature's website).Shrinking BICEPsThe second claim came from cosmology.
15 16 These guidelines were of interest for the purposes of this analysis since (1) they had been available unchanged for several years and (2) there was a likelihood that all three project sponsor funders would have funded some of the underlying research evidenced in the guidelines.
All told, the average pay package for securities industry employees in New York was $362,900 in 2011, the last year for which data is available, almost unchanged from 2010.
According to comScore Networks, an Internet consultancy, Fandango's audience in May, the last month for which statistics are available, was nearly unchanged from the previous year, at 4.7 million visitors.
After all, if they are better off with insurance than without, they can continue to purchase it; the available subsidies are unchanged in the Senate's proposed tax reform bill.
The total number of available ORs remained unchanged.
Metabolic parameters (where available) were largely unchanged, except for 1 patient who had a significant increase in BMI from 31.8 to 37.4.
Total amount of available habitat was unchanged between scenarios, so that both habitat quality and quantity was kept constant between scenarios.
The overall available evidence leaves unchanged, due to lack of new evidence, the IOM (2000) conclusion about brief high-level NO2 exposures in asthmatics.
Next, Table 4 shows the SF-36 survey results after patients were grouped into three separate categories according to their perceived personal future health outlook (available options: positive, unchanged, and negative).
