The phrase "available for consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is ready to be used, eaten, or utilized, often referring to food or resources.
Example: "The new product is now available for consumption, and we encourage everyone to try it."
Alternatives: "ready for use" or "open for use".
This is not only because these plants would take too long to become available for consumption but also more importantly the local availability of imported cereal that can be fed to the animals.
The real enemy is the number of excess calories available for consumption, regardless of the source.
That extra cash, available for consumption, helped to prevent a sluggishly growing economy from tipping into contraction, until last July.
And N.D.P., because it tracks what people have available for consumption, is a truer measure of living standards.
About 20% of the water available for consumption 10 years ago is now dedicated to the environment.
Homeowners who refinance to reduce their monthly mortgage payments, he noted, have extra money available for consumption.
The first genetically engineered crop, the Flavr Savr tomato, became available for consumption in the U.S. in 1994.
Our castaway is hard at work, even though the food on his plate -- the goods and services available for consumption -- is dwindling.
Reducing food loss is important because it makes more food available for consumption, and this is crucial in low-income and food-deficit countries.
Food that is immediately available for consumption could elicit stronger reward system activity and associated cognitive control than food that is not currently available for consumption and this could vary as a function of energy density.
Water pollution, which results in less fresh water available for consumption and increases ocean pollution since rivers end up in the ocean, is a significant problem, too.
