The phrase "geographically available" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is accessible or present in a particular geographical location or area. Example: "The new restaurant chain is not yet geographically available in the Midwest, but they are planning on expanding there in the near future."
The cost-effective and geographically available substrates are vital for the design of constructed wetlands (CWs), especially the saturated subsurface flow CWs, which are deemed as an efficient way to remove the inlet-lake phosphorus concentrations.
At the time of the interviews, 49 students had their clinical rotations in Bogota and were geographically available (convenience sampling); out of the 49, 16 students were selected by simple randomization to participate in the focus-group interviews.
In addition to describing the species and verifying its placement in the genus with molecular data, they reviewed all the available geographically precise records for Jaera that they could find, 678 in total.
In order to quantify L at a global scale and evaluate the global sustainability of marine fisheries we use here the best available geographically referenced database of world catches [the Sea Around Us Project SAUP database, 13] that provides detailed catch data allowing for a reliable estimation of PPR and TLc, and contains P1 estimates.
Compared with health facilities, CHWs are geographically closer and available when health facilities are closed.
Education offered via the Internet is usually readily available, geographically independent and flexible [ 8].
Education offered via the Internet is readily available, geographically independent and flexible.
Such specialists are neither geographically nor chronologically available to many EDs in the UK, which receive patients 24 h a day.
Patients with an established indication for ICD or CRT-D implantation according to international guidelines, or elective device replacement; who were receiving optimal medical therapy, and were geographically stable and available for follow-up.
We chose the value of 0.05 μg U/g creatinine because it was the approximate upper limit of the urine U distribution for nonoccupationally exposed, geographically divergent populations available when this project began in the mid-1990s (Dang et al. 1992; Medley et al. 1994).
The use of mobile pastoral strategies also allows the use of seasonally available, geographically-discrete, resources (Kerven 2004; Sneath 1999).
