The phrase "available for competing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something is ready or eligible to participate in a competition or contest.
Example: "The athlete is available for competing in the upcoming championship after recovering from injury."
Alternatives: "ready to compete" or "eligible for competition".
In humans, the Ca Pb interaction could arise in several ways, including binding of Pb to Ca or its derivatives in the gastrointestinal tract so that it is not available for absorption, competing with Pb in the gastrointestinal tract for transport sites and absorptive mechanisms, and altering the affinity of target tissues for Pb (Barltrop and Khoo 1975).
General practices in disadvantaged areas may be less likely to provide preventive care due to a variety of structural and organisational factors within general practice including accessibility, time available for consultations, competing demands on work time, and higher GP stress [ 15].
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For the bisphosphonates, expenditure on marketing could be an important motivator to prescribe (after the publicity about the adverse event) as all bisphosphonate products were still available but competing for market share and to grow the market.
Vivid information is presumed to affect people and their judgments by being more available (than competing stimuli) for encoding and therefore for recall, and it has increased imageability and increased emotional involvement (S. E. Taylor & Thompson, 1982).
Many factors are known to influence the provision of preventative care in primary healthcare settings including practice size, available workforce, competing time pressures for both staff and patients, limited referral options, lack of supportive organisational infrastructure, lack of incentives and training.
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With just 8,776 digital monthly sales, according to the most recent figures, Nuts failed to make the transition to a digital future as its editorial mix was available for free on competing websites.
This service is now available for every nation competing in the 2015 Women's World Cup.
This is due to barriers such as geographical issues, time, resources available for travel and competing workload and clinical priorities.
