The phrase "available for enterprises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a product, service, or resource is accessible or suitable for businesses or organizations.
Example: "Our new software solution is now available for enterprises looking to enhance their operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "accessible to businesses" or "offered to corporations".
In Dashlane's case, its Business product starts at $2 per user per month, then scales up by volume with custom setup options available for enterprise customers.
AT&T's new Satellite Augmented Mobile Service with the TerreStar™ GENUS™ dual-mode cellular/satellite smartphone is now available for enterprise, government and small business customers.
Microsoft Direct Push is available for enterprise and small business users, while AT&T Xpress Mail offers access to most major personal e-mail accounts.
Such a software solution which includes web antimalware, and https (secure traffic) and http web traffic inspection, a network inspection system and URL filtering is available for enterprise customers [47].
While the IDE will first only be available for enterprise companies, the team told me that it will likely open it up to developers of consumer apps as well.
The dissolution of the monasteries had made real estate in the liberties available for private enterprises; the traditional sanctuary and freedom of the city's margins were thus opened to new individuals and social practices.
Falling prices for hardware and software development tools, and the use of the internet to distribute software has reduced the cost of IT for businesses significantly – giving small and medium sized companies the ability to buy technologies to simplify life for human resources, accounting, and resource planning folks which were previously only available for large enterprises.
But I do hope that it remains available for other enterprise users.
The new syncing tool currently works only on Windows and is available for (paying) enterprise customers.
Part of Reeves' ambitions focus on empowering small businesses withe easy to use technology that was previously only available for the enterprise.
