The phrase "acreage available for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing land or property that is open or ready for a specific purpose, such as development, farming, or conservation.
Example: "The real estate report indicated that there is a significant acreage available for new housing developments in the area."
Alternatives: "land available for" or "property open for".
"But unnecessary barriers remain to making additional acreage available for leasing," he said.
Cotton is widely grown on about half the acreage available for farming, with its main concentration north of the Huang He around Anyang and Xinxiang.
According to the BOEM site, the proposed area is "the largest in federal waters and will nearly double the federal offshore acreage available for commercial-scale wind energy projects".
Estimates of crop acreage were available for all states for barley, corn, hay, oats, sorghum, soybeans, and wheat.
In addition, harvested acreage of dry beans was available for all states except for Illinois, and acreage of sugar beets was available for Michigan and Ohio.
Approximately 3,000 hectares of arable land 8% of the acreage of sugar beet would be available for other uses.
For example, increased corn-ethanol production is likely to lead to further biodiversity losses [2], [3], but preference for next-generation perennial biomass crops such as switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) or mixed-grass prairie [4] may actually provide vast new acreage of available habitat for animals that require perennial grassland to survive and reproduce [2].
The output of each farm is limited both by the usable acreage and by the amount of water available for irrigation.
The act, if passed, would have amended the 1971 Act to increase available acreage for feral horses, develop additional sanctuaries, "[forbid] the killing of healthy animals, and [allow] greater public participation in herd management decisions".
With the demand of organic foods continuing to eclipse supply, companies can either continue to source their ingredients from the limited 1% acreage currently available, or make the economics of organic work for them.
Additional acreage is available.
