The phrase "are merely available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is present or accessible, but without any additional significance or value.
Example: "The resources we discussed are merely available online, but they do not provide the depth of information we need."
Alternatives: "are simply accessible" or "are just present".
The Nazis, for him, are merely available movie tropes articulate monsters with a talent for sadism.
The Nazis, for him, are merely available movie tropes — articulate monsters with a talent for sadism.
However, it isn't mandatory for entrepreneurs to use Sesame Street characters; they are merely available as an additional resource.
Mergers are more likely to work when a company chooses a partner that fits well, rather than one that is merely available.Instead, look for similarities.
That sounds sensibly bland but it means post-investment cash is merely "available to support" other priorities, like dividends and the pension fund, where the deficit was £7.7bn at the last count.
And knowing the difficulties of finding two academic jobs in the same city at the same time, I chose to investigate other science-related fields--tech transfer, industrial research, commercial science, patent law--some of which genuinely interested me, but some of which were merely available.
However information on long term complications is merely available for SD-CT, and limited for HD-CT.
While the cardiovascular mortality data were merely available for the period of 1987 to 1997, the comparative study revealed a substantial data shortage regarding cardiovascular morbidity and lifestyle-related risk factors, particularly in Luxembourg and Wallonia.
The Scots argue that they are merely using their available resources more effectively, but the English complain that the Scots are abusing British largess.
At the same time, there is no denying that today's kids are more capable than ever and are merely adapting to the tools available to them.
Given that FPCUs are consuming so much federal student aid, should we be concerned that these companies are merely raising their prices because available aid allows them to?
