The phrase "available for example through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a method or source through which something can be accessed or obtained.
Example: "The information can be available for example through our website or customer service hotline."
Alternatives: "accessible, for instance, via" or "obtainable, such as through".
More important, he promises to make more land available: for example through zoning changes, the redevelopment of old residential sites and land-reclamation projects.The local press is abuzz with stories about homeowners rushing to sell to cash in on high prices before looser land policy kicks in.
Information on mental health has become readily available, for example through the Internet.
Clearly, in this and the examples which follow, improved, context-specific, estimates of the control group event rate may be available, for example, through the use of relevant observational data, ideally, measured in the proposed trial population [ 29].
When detailed crop management data is available, for example through the detailed survey, the conversion of the simple management data through expert rules in the SMT is not needed.
When more cis-regulatory data becomes available as validation sets, for example through open community based annotation [45], a deeper investigation of this issue may become feasible.
Since free energies required to displace a nucleosome are of the order of several kcal/mol, they are readily available in the cell, for example through the process of ATP hydrolysis utilized by a number of ATP-dependent chromatin-remodeling enzymes [ 30- 33].
Certain games are not available (for example, against the Yankees).
Commercially viable electric-motor gliders are already available, for example.
Better opportunities can be created to ensure evidence is available for decision makers in humanitarian response situations, for example, through initiatives like Evidence Aid.
Others have also pointed at the heterogeneity of available research that hinders the overall assessment of findings, for example, through meta-analysis [ 13].
An actual incident may progress through several phases in which traffic capacity can vary, for example through a change in the number of lanes available.
