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The phrase "are only available until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time limit on the availability of something, such as a product, service, or offer.
Example: "These special discounts are only available until the end of the month."
Alternatives: "are available only until" or "are limited to".
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Online tickets are only available until 2 p.m. but there will be some tickets available, cash only, at the door.
Comment: This definition applies to air fares that are only available certain times of the year (e.g., available December 15 through April 15), are not available at certain times at all (not available December 23 through January 5), or are only available until a date certain (available only until January 15).
Early bird tickets are only available until August 24th, so for the best prices please be sure to get your tickets now.
However, weight change data are only available until the follow-up questionnaire in 2004, whereas our end point (diabetes) ascertainment is still the end of 2005.
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The quality of cooking is always assured, but the menu is only available until 4 December (fischers-baslowhall.co.uk).
"The packages were only available until the end of November," Cross says, "but they were very good value and resonated with the market.
Last week Close Brothers launched a new fixed-term deposit account paying 5% for two years; however, at least £10,000 is needed and, in a sign of expecting huge interest, the offer is only available until Tuesday 13 January.
4.1, which is only available until 1995.
Concerning the 2004 SIPP panel, we consider the first seven waves only, because administrative records were only available until the end of 2005 when we conducted our study.
The site has been available for weeks before now, but was only available until members up until a few hours ago.
But the aid is only available until age 23.
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