The phrase "available for competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is ready to participate in a contest or competitive event.
Example: "The athlete is now available for competition after recovering from injury."
Alternatives: "ready to compete" or "open for competition".
Some solid datasets are available for competition between organelle genomes in both plant and animal systems.
It is an enormously beneficial and important principle for an athlete to remain available for competition, when undergoing life-saving treatment, regardless of their fitness or performance levels.
The observed discrepancies in study outcomes indicate that mating systems of explosive breeders are dynamic, with mating behaviour likely varying with population size, individual density and time available for competition (Höglund and Robertson 1988; Höglund 1989; Wells 2007).
With a place in the Club World Cup available for the competition winner, the Galaxy – probably the most globally ambitious of any MLS club – probably place greater emphasis on this competition than any of their peers.
He describes the schools minister, Jim Knight - who was key to making the schools data available for the competition - as a great fan of the taskforce who understands the Free Our Data message.
In total, Google is making up to $3.14159 million in Pi prize money available for this competition.
The agency also argues that even if a company obtained such secondary patents, the original compound would be available for generic competition.
Like all European leagues, it makes its top players available for international competitions.
Though most tickets have been allocated, some are still available for certain competitions, including some basketball, gymnastics and volleyball tournaments, according to a recent search at CoSport.com, the Web site of the Games' official ticket agent in the United States.
– UCI president Pat McQuaid states that Armstrong will be permitted to make his comeback at the Tour Down Under in January 2009 in spite of the fact that their rules state he should be available for out of competition testing for six months beforehand; he is not eligible to race until 1 February but is permitted to race from 20 January.
