The phrase "are ready to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone or something is prepared to take action to eliminate or take away something.
Example: "The maintenance team are ready to remove the old equipment from the site."
Alternatives: "are prepared to take away" or "are set to eliminate".
The disadvantage of humidity is that it can destroy paper labels, which is why winemakers with damp cellars do not put labels on their bottles until they are ready to remove them from their cellars and ship them.
When you are ready to remove, take a knife and carefully loosen the top of the crust from the top of the pan.
"I'm satisfied with the fact that the school admitted that they violated the law and that they are ready to remove the billboards and [Facebook] ads," Pirc-Musar told the AP.
As this is not critical for the story, we are ready to remove these data and just cite the Yamagata et al. paper at the editor's discretion.
The roasted tomatoes are ready to remove when slightly shriveled at the edges and semi-dried.
The thinner and finish are ready to remove if you are able to place your finger easily on the original wood.
Coach Mike Tomlin said the team was ready to remove Polamalu from the physically unable to perform list when the team breaks camp Monday.
By contrast, in the healthier euro zone, the European Central Bank suggested it would soon be ready to remove some of its bank-support measures.
Clegg signalled that he was ready to remove Lib Dem opposition to axing the 50p top rate of income tax – a move Conservative backbenchers and business leaders have demanded – on condition that the wealthiest paid their fair share.
Mr. DeLorenzo said he was "ready to remove them from the voting list," but because the House election had been so close, the American Civil Liberties Union intervened, saying more notice was required for a hearing.
