The phrase "available for harnessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resources, skills, or potential that can be utilized or tapped into for a specific purpose.
Example: "The new technology is available for harnessing to improve energy efficiency in our systems."
Alternatives: "ready for utilization" or "open for exploitation".
National development and solidification of technologies for harnessing energy from the abundantly available biomass is yet another challenging task for Brazil.
A second strategy for harnessing GLP-1 therapeutically is to inhibit the metabolism of endogenous GLP-1; several orally available compounds are in clinical trials.
Perlstein developed a twofold method for harnessing his unruly material.
While acknowledging that financial resources alone are not sufficient to durably improve the situation, UNICEF makes the case for harnessing available resources, especially domestic resources, and tracking their expenditure to ensure that they effectively reach children and ultimately improve their situation.
Various systems are under development at present aimed at harnessing the enormous potential available for wave power off Scotland's coasts.
NB there is some limitations on sizing; the harness is available for dogs of 33lbs only and a belly circumference of 20-31 inches.
Capabilities of computational fluid dynamics and other packages available for generating complex meshes can also be harnessed.
The country's National Energy Authority estimates that only 20-25% of the technically and environmentally feasible hydropower, and only 20% of the conventional geothermal potential available for electricity production in Iceland, have been harnessed.
Ultimately, with the technology available to us today, harnessing lightning is, regrettably, an unfeasible task.
"This will eventually make hundreds of new stem cell lines available for use". The issue: Trying to harness embryonic stem cells -- master cells that can morph into any cell of the body -- to create better treatments, maybe even cures, for such ailments as diabetes, Parkinson's and spinal cord injury.
