The phrase 'the available challenges' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the challenges or difficulties that a person is faced with at a given time. For example: "The available challenges for this organization are daunting, but our team is up for the challenge."
The mounting evidence now available challenges previous and current guidelines in that optimal clinical results seem to be obtainable by agents that block the RAAS system at different levels in combination with calcium channel blockers rather than with thiazide diuretics or beta-blockers.
It is previously mentioned that this comparison is not intended to compare the databases at particular direction or to a specific community of signaling databases, rather it addresses the available facilities, challenges, limitations and their reasonable solutions for these databases, which are faced constantly by both the database end-users and the database developers nowadays.
The diversity of commercially available devices also presents a problem because familiarity with equipment that is not universally available challenges standardization of training.
And, because an unused team challenge does not roll over to the next game, there is no harm in trying an available challenge late in the game.
The wind farm model is taken from the wind farm challenge which is a public available challenge where a wind farm consisting of nine turbines is proposed.
Hence, although it is likely that the limited evidence will require 'massaging' to fit any new classification, ignoring the available evidence may challenge its academic credibility.
This paper attempts to give a broad picture of the available options and the challenges in realizing the theoretical possibilities.
The large quantity and great depth of the available data highlight the challenges in interpreting various pneumonia etiology studies, particularly when comparing or combining results.
Finally, we draw attention to the opportunities available and challenges that exist for hydrologists, economists and other social scientists to work together in assisting the policy process, and in particular to minimize the burden of information constraints in making effective water resource policy.
The costs of treating cancer patients are increasingly challenging the available health-care resources.
