The phrase "available candidate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is eligible or suitable for a particular position or opportunity.
Example: "After reviewing the applications, we have identified several available candidates for the marketing manager position."
Alternatives: "eligible candidate for" or "suitable candidate for".
Due to advances in the field of chemotherapy, musculoskeletal oncologists began to see an increase in the number of available candidates for limb-salvaging procedures.
Of the associated drugs, immunosuppressants currently used in treating rheumatoid arthritis, and hormone based therapies were identified as the best available candidates for treating GWI symptoms.
When EMU identifies a dbSNP identifier, the dbSNP API is queried to obtain further details about the mutations, identifying all available candidates for DNA and protein mutations associated with each ID.
There is a need to clarify definition, effect size, and selection of currently available candidate predictors for inclusion in prediction models, and to identify new ones strongly associated with outcome.
Taken together, we propose that the ETS and ITS regions are the most promising currently available candidate markers for DNA taxonomy of flowering plants, with presumably short coalescent times and robustness against introgressive hybridization [ 20]; note, however, that there have been several reports of interspecific gene flow in the ITS regions [ 45, 46].
Meanwhile, location-based mobile apps like Grindr, which point to the nearest available candidates looking for sex or not-quite-sex, are helping dethrone college bars from their place as meat markets.
Finally, we purchased 30 available candidate compounds from different scaffolds for the in vitro assay.
Unfortunately, the $85 million lump sum available per candidate for the general election may be headed for the similar fate if the presidential nominees of one or both parties turn it down.
Renate Hartman, who runs a branch of Snelling Personnel Services, noticed last year that many of the available candidates did not dress up for job interviews.
He urges the government to add a simple "none of the above" option for voters who want to exercise their right to vote, but not for the available candidates.
