The phrase "available compels" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not logically fit together without additional context.
Example: "The available resources compel us to take action immediately."
Alternatives: "available forces" or "accessible necessitates".
But when sexually mature partners are potentially available, what compels adults to become sexually interested in and involved with children?
"If EPA continues to default on its subpoena obligations, I will not hesitate to pursue all other means available to compel production of the relevant data".
Unfortunately, some low-quality homes are virtually impossible to cost-effectively remediate, and the regulatory and legal remedies available to compel these improvements are often lacking.
To Ferguson's surprise, Green had that much cash available; Ferguson felt compelled to sell Go Man Go.
Once Facebook is available, many students feel compelled to join simply because everybody else is using it.
These observations, together with the fact that few therapeutic options are available for these infections, compel us to take urgent actions to contain this outbreak and the persistent spread of KPC RmtB co-producing K. pneumoniae in the hospital setting.
"We let it be known that there were legal remedies available to us that could compel them to turn over information.
It may be a long weekend, or you may have a week's reprieve, after dozens spent grinding away at your job, and if you're worried that you might not get to that place of spiritual lift or experiential saturation or whatever it is that justifies all the brutal work you've been doing, drugs are available to more or less compel your brain chemistry into a simulacrum of the sought experience.
Indeed, aviation development in the U.S. was suppressed to such an extent that when the U.S. entered World War I no acceptable American-designed airplanes were available, and U.S. forces were compelled to use French machines.
The actress has spoken bluntly about the fact that she was drawn to "How to Get Away With Murder" because of the scarcity of compelling film roles available to actors of color.
