The phrase "available by post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be sent or received through postal mail.
Example: "The application form is available by post upon request."
Alternatives: "sent by mail" or "delivered via post".
Some of these can already be carried out online, while others are available by post, phone or face-to-face.
The minimum investment will be £500, and the bonds will be available by post, by phone, or online.
Invitations and reminders were preferably sent by e-mail but if not available by post.
Events were defined as death (cardiovascular or all cause using death certification data augmented where available by post mortem findings) or non-fatal cerebrovascular events, and cardiovascular events (myocardial infarction or a new diagnosis of angina), confirmed after referral to secondary care.
Think of Jandek, the shadowy Houston artist who has released more than 60 LPs of discordant folk, available by mail order via an anonymous post office box.
Google hasn't said why it finally gave in, but it's likely that it has been facing pressure from the government to make the privacy policy more available – a post by Saul Hansell points out that the lack of a visible policy may have actually been illegal under California law.
We recruited primary care physicians practicing in major urban centers in Canada and the United States by mailing out letters to addresses in publicly available databases and by posting free advertisements in medical association newsletters.
The gold medal stamps will be available by lunchtime at 500 Post Offices across the UK, including at least one in the hometown of each of the gold medal winners.
Users and their interactions were logged by post, and, if available, included the gender and age group.
The survey was disseminated by patient groups, professional bodies, at conferences and through the media, and was available for completion online, by phone, by post and by alternative formats (Braille and audio).
The present study set out to validate a single depression rating item submitted by SMS text message (R-SMS-DS) against data of the widely validated PHQ-9 concurrently collected by post, which were available for a depressed adult sub-population of the UK ACUDep trial.
