The phrase "are available to react" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the readiness or capability of someone or something to respond or take action.
Example: "The emergency services are available to react quickly in case of a natural disaster."
Alternatives: "are ready to respond" or "are prepared to act".
These electrons are available to react in the coupled redox reaction in which Si is oxidized and Cu is reduced.
At a low iron dosage, there is less Fe2+ ions are available to react with oxidant and then the H2O2 is going to react with already produced ·OH radicals to form a ·OOH radical shown in Eq. (12) and the formed ·OOH radicals were having less oxidation capacity than ·OH radicals (Masomboon et al. 2009).
Therefore, only few such monomers are available to react with the activated receptor.
Free thiols on cysteine-rich proteins are available to react with Michael acceptors of curcumin.
Amine groups are present in abundance on the surface of various tissues (18) and are available to react with N-hydroxysuccinamide.
As the chloride concentration rises, however, more chloride is available to react with zinc sorbed through inner-sphere mechanisms.
In this study, the vibrating base is flexible so that no rigid ground is available to react the secondary forces off.
The method is applicable in principle to any other fluorescent label in which an azide substituent is available to react with the PPMO via an alkyne moiety.
The NAD+ would then be available to react with ALDH, and the complex would oxidize CH to TCA with subsequent release of NADH.
In contrast, radiolabelled products in fraction three included immunoconjugate and low molecular mass compounds, presumably unreacted bifunctional chelator that is available to react with [Zr(ox 4]4–.
In principle these oxidised cysteines residues would not be available to react with an alkylating agent such as pyrrole, and modification of amino acid residues other than cysteine may have occurred.
