The phrase "are in ready" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The documents are in ready condition for submission."
Alternatives: "are prepared" or "are ready".
This company's principal business is stamping the panels for Detroit's prototypes so the low-volume die-making equipment, measuring tools and assembly fixtures are in ready supply here.
In comparison with naturally produced diamonds, synthetics are in ready supply and, because of their uniform size, "allow us to tailor the diamond crystal to the application, which represents a brilliant advance," said Terry M. Kane, executive director of the diamond association, in Columbus, Ohio.
"Other excellent printers are in ready supply, and many people just give up waiting and get one of those instead".
"There aren't a lot of opportunities for women in this land to show what they can do, to see the world, to be heroes," Belle pointed out, sharing her admirable ambition to be a hero with Rumple -- but one thing that can be said for "Once Upon a Time" is that heroic (and villainous) women are in ready supply, both in Fairytale Land and Storybrooke.
Fresh produce is in ready supply from a root cellar rigged up under the gallery floor.
Christina fingered the swollen pages of "The Skin I'm In," ready to cry.
Trays of finger sandwiches (peanut butter, honey and banana) were in ready supply.
But instead of food, this device dispenses animal poop, which is in ready supply at the zoo.
The pie doctor is in, ready to diagnose your pie problems.
You don't have to be a body-builder to be in ready fighting shape.
I hear nothing, but Frances is tuned in, ready.
