The phrase "available daylight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of natural light that is present during the day, often in contexts related to photography, construction, or outdoor activities.
Example: "We should schedule the photoshoot for the afternoon when there is more available daylight."
Alternatives: "natural light" or "daylight hours".
He spent the few available daylight hours wandering around the village.
This is a natural occurrence that depends in large measure on the amount of available daylight.
New York City is at the heart of the Eastern SAD belt, which thickens near Canada and thins near the South, because of available daylight and sun.
The oculus is equipped with a brise-soleil that silently opens and closes according to the available daylight, and the library is so popular that even students not enrolled in the law school have taken to working there.
This could not be considered to be making best use of the available daylight and one can clearly see why it would not be viewed favourably there, although it would be safer for Scottish children to be able to go home after school in daylight.
The synergetic effect of N-doping and CQDs is key to design a new class of photocatalyst for environmental remediation under naturally available daylight source.
Despite a wide range of developed and commercially available daylighting systems have been reported, their applications have been limited by a lack of studies on their utilisations and high initial costs.
As firehouses found it increasingly difficult to recruit enough volunteers available during daylight hours, and their neighborhoods became more densely populated, many moved to combinations of paid and volunteer personnel.
But in fact, many lighting experts say, it is not so much radical as it is a regrounding of sorts -- a return to early-19th-century museum lighting practice, when the sole medium available was daylight, and the lighting "fixtures" had to be built into the architecture -- as doors, windows and skylights.
No standard monitoring procedure is available for daylight glare evaluation on a comparative basis.
For specific details, an overview is available at Daylight saving time by country.
