The phrase "always made available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is consistently accessible or provided without exception.
Example: "The resources for the project are always made available to all team members to ensure everyone has the necessary information."
Alternatives: "consistently provided" or "regularly accessible".
Loans with the most favorable terms are always made available first to offset student financial need.
Others argue that there is plenty of British sperm available, it's just badly managed by fertility clinics and thus not always made available to people who want it.
This should include ensuring that special measures are always made available for young people and that victims have access to appropriate support to guide them throughout the court process.
Grief counselors are always made available to help students when there is a traumatic event at a school, such as this week, when a gunman entered a Florida high school and fired a military-style assault weapon, killing 17 people.
" I nodded my head in agreement, though I would forego the vodka and beer, the latter which she said she always made available to clients.
While the White House posts much of Souza's regular work online, shots that feature the president's daughters, Sasha and Malia, are not always made available.
"We can't readily put informers on the witness stand or always make available intelligence without risk to sources and it wouldn't usually be possible, nor desirable, in such cases to bring witnesses from the Middle East to testify," Abbott said.
Protected users, such as hospitals, are reassured that energy will always be made available to them on demand.
As he has stated, "Additional units of water can always be made available by expending more resources to acquire and transport it".
The eminent Protestant theologian Paul Tillich (1886 1965), who admired Baeck, asserted that "Baeck should have spoken out…the full existential truth must always be made available".
Though the fragment is being lent to the museum by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, it will always be made available for this Mass, a museum spokesman said.
