The phrase "available for export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a product or item can be shipped to another country for sale or distribution.
Example: "The new software version is now available for export to international markets."
Alternatives: "ready for export" or "export-ready".
The harvest is already underway in southern areas of the United States, the world's top grain exporter, increasing supplies available for export.
The same industry lobbying arm says we need to drill more to address high gas prices, but cheerily notes that the U.S. was a net exporter of refined petroleum products earlier this year because we have "plenty available for export".
The supply available for export also depends on domestic demand.
Thankfully for the average American driver, however, most are available for export only.
Translated to exports, this means that an additional 20m tonnes of soybeans will be available for export to China.
But for several years China has been steadily reducing the amount of material it makes available for export.
Anthropogenic activities have increased both the N inputs available for export and the fractional export of N inputs, while climate change can further enhance riverine N export.
It imports most of the natural gas that it burns to generate electricity and using its own oil would reduce amounts available for export.
"The mandate basically says ethanol comes ahead of food on your table, comes ahead of feed for livestock, comes ahead of grains available for export".
"That is one of the key messages here today," said Hugh Miller, who manages the Palestinian and Israeli concessions of BG. "There will be gas available for export.
Low domestic prices are driving up demand for fresh milk but there is no supply to satisfy it, meaning that even less is available for export.
