The phrase "available annually" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is accessible or provided once a year.
Example: "The report on environmental changes is available annually for public review."
Alternatives: "offered yearly" or "accessible each year.".
The path of the technological progress encompasses the conditional convergence of all Member States as of 2030, whereas the demographic projections are available annually and with reference to each annual age cohort until 2060.
As calculations generally based on periodical field measurements deliver periodical average results only, the first step for improvement in order to reflect inter-annual variability is to introduce logging data, which is available annually.
In addition, there are 2,350 nonresident dining memberships available annually.
But it is unclear if this amount will be available annually, and whether the funding will be sufficient.
The bill eliminates limits on the number of green cards based on employment that is available annually to each country.
By 2004 the government says it will be making an additional £1.4bn available annually in England for "improvements in service delivery".
Kennel Club breed registrations are freely available, produced annually, have been recorded over many decades and (according to our estimates) represent approximately one third of the dog population.
In 54% of the country 40 to 80% of annually available surface water is used.
International Women's Day is on 8 March: 24 hours (of the 8,760 annually available) set aside to celebrate women and all of their achievements.
And the United States currently makes only 5,000 green cards annually available worldwide for low-wage workers to immigrate permanently; in recent years, only a few of those have gone to Mexicans.
Unstructured sources or 80% of available data, growing annually at 60%; tell you why, what they need and want.
