The phrase "a newly available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has recently become accessible or obtainable.
Example: "The company has announced a newly available product that promises to revolutionize the market."
Alternatives: "recently released" or "newly accessible".
Maybe Tulisa from N-Dubz – or even a newly available Cheryl Cole from California.
As a newly available optical biometer, the OA-2000 should be compared with the currently established biometers in clinical use19.
She and her parents looked again, and also checked out a newly available studio on a higher floor.
A newly available simulation package (ECONET) enabled an easy Lagrangian approach to analyzing the Cone Springs and Oyster ecological models.
IT'S the buzz of Bronxville: who are the real-life inspirations for the characters in a newly available self-published book titled "The Bronxville Book Club"?
We analyzed a newly available data from the Italian Social Security office on the firms and the employment histories of all private-sector workers from 1993-2014.
For a select group of critically ill patients, there is now hope - thanks to a newly available procedure - to correct ailing heart valves.
1. Isolated the first high molecular weight RNA by first inhibiting cellular ribonuclease (in yeast) with a newly available detergent, sodium dodecyl sulfate.
Using electron cryomicroscopy with a newly available direct electron detection capability, we can achieve near-atomic resolution of these thin structures.
A Muslim businesswoman was dealt an eight-year prison sentence last month mainly because she tried to mail her exiled husband back copies of local newspapers, a newly available transcript of the court verdict confirms.
On the north, Nouvel aligned it precisely with the towers of the Notre Dame Cathedral, and using a newly available material, fritted glass, he etched in baked white ceramic a computer-generated image of the skyline across the river.
