The phrase "are available without charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be obtained or accessed for free, without any payment required.
Example: "The resources provided on the website are available without charge, making them accessible to everyone."
Alternatives: "are free of charge" or "are offered at no cost".
Its contents are available without charge.
The learning modules are available without charge to individuals, students, faculty or health professional programs from the project's website.
KEN JAWOROWSKI Fishing poles and bait are available without charge Tuesday through Sunday at the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center on Harlem Meer, 110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues; (212) 860-1370, photo ID required.
A complete calendar of events through March, as well as commemorative posters for each month, are available without charge from the Preservation League of New York State, 307 Hamilton Street, Albany, N.Y., 12210.
With last year's program, Uber was charging $10 for the flu care package and offering the shots free, but now both are available without charge.
The mouse is already well under way: Indeed, today Celera announced its initial assembly of the mouse genome; unlike the human genome data, which are available without charge on Celera's Web site, the mouse genome will be available to subscribers only.
Would BBC news services be available without charge, either on television or the internet, as well as on radio?
Intuit has announced that Quicken upgrades curing the Year 2000 problems will be available without charge by next June.
There were free lessons and food, based on the Internet conviction that everything should be available without charge.
The guaranty agencies shall ensure that the information required by this section is available without charge in printed format for students and parents requesting such information.
