The phrase "available where needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accessible or can be found in specific locations as required.
Example: "The resources will be available where needed to support the project effectively."
Alternatives: "accessible as required" or "provided in necessary locations".
In 1996 the Federal Communications Commission put states in charge of seeing that such phones were available where needed.
Before a meeting this week in Switzerland, MSF called for international agencies to ensure that snakebite treatment is available where needed.
Our bill would tighten the standards for NSLs and for secret court orders compromising the records of US citizens, and includes a range of other protections to ensure these powers are available where needed, but cannot be abused.
Meanwhile, effective antibiotics have to be readily available where needed.
On-going support involving husband should be available where needed.
Community-strengthening interventions should pay attention to the parallel need to create contexts that enable and support groups to have optimally beneficial effects – HIV/AIDS-related services need to be accessible and effective, programs implemented fully, and food and transport assistance available where needed.
It should be noted that SIN achieves backhaul reduction in terms of the precoded weights and user data being available at BS where needed, but it does not provide feedback load reduction.
Well organised (organisation) covers how well managed patients perceive the unit to be, including safety, reliability, efficiency, and whether information is available when and where needed and acted on appropriately.
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UK-specific unit costs were estimated from the perspective of the National Health Service using data from readily-available secondary sources and published literature, where available, as well as expert opinion, where needed.
Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) was performed, where needed, using commercially available probes according to the manufacturer's protocol (VYSIS Co., Downers Grove, IL, and Cytocell, Co., UK).
