The phrase "available ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accessible or can be found in the future or at a later point in time.
Example: "The new features will be available ahead of the official launch date."
Alternatives: "accessible in advance" or "ready in the future".
This episode was available ahead of Christmas, embargoed, on preview.
Sport Relief has emblazoned bands available ahead of this year's main fundraising weekend in March.
We thank D. Agard and S. Zheng for making MotionCor2 available ahead of publication.
A trailer for David Bowie's forthcoming single Lazarus has been made available ahead of its release on 18 December.
Fitting this model to the polling data available ahead of the 2010 election produces an overestimate of Labor's TPP: 52.0%, a miss of 1.9 percentage points.
"I admit that Washington is horribly dysfunctional," Scott said, according to scripted remarks made available ahead of the announcement in Orlando.
Please see related Commentary: http://www.ehjournal.net/content/12/1/68/abstract In a Commentary published in this journal, Bergman et al. [ 1] respond to a highly unusual coordinated set of identical editorials in 14 toxicology journals, now available ahead-of-print [ 2].
My latest paper is now available online ahead of print via the Current Biology website.
Still, it does have a screenplay, and 20th Century Fox has made it available online, ahead of what will likely be a book version later in the year.
Absolutely Fabulous seasons one to five (available now) Ahead of the film's release in the summer, go back to the start and get sloshed all over again with 90s fashionistas Eddie and Patsy.
The revamped bars became available just ahead of the 2006-7 wreseason seandn, and sales grew outside the Cleveland area as he built a site, DefenseSoap.com, and started advertising on "Takedown Wrestling Radio," a syndicated weekly program.
