The phrase "available for dealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is indicating their readiness to engage in negotiations or transactions.
Example: "Our team is available for dealing with any inquiries you may have regarding the project."
Alternatives: "open for negotiation" or "ready for discussion".
There are various methods available for dealing with IT governance.
Firstly that resources available for dealing with young people's mental ill-health are inadequate.
The market is the most powerful tool available for dealing with the costs and risks of a hotter planet.
The most obviously beneficial move would be to upgrade dramatically the nation's public health and epidemiological surveillance systems, which constitute one of the few tools available for dealing with a biological attack (a step that would have much wider benefits as well).
The implementation of the new rules on supervision and resolution, coupled with a long-lasting economic recession in the Eurozone, restrict the options available for dealing with the problems of the Italian banking system (and possibly, some German banks), and pose a significant threat for the stability of the banking system and, potentially, of the Eurozone itself.
Our fifth research question was Was tool support available for dealing with cross-language identifiers?
There are, however, several available proposals for dealing with this gap.
You can get a sense of this when you see some of the advice available online for dealing with introverts.
Policymakers are, quite sensibly, trying to add to the coping devices available to us for dealing with this problem.
But if the captain calls, let all things go and run to the boat without turning back". Take the strategies that you have available for you for dealing with things whose transience you recognize, and adopt those attitudes towards things who's transience is painful to you.
In this situation of uncertainty and indeterminacy, we were never really in the position to systematically gauge (in Table 3) the appropriateness of available governance tools for dealing with the future implications of SynBio for human health.
