The phrase "available for interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is ready and able to engage or communicate with others.
Example: "The support team is available for interaction during business hours to assist with any inquiries."
Alternatives: "open for communication" or "ready for engagement".
The availability of more lipid droplets upon homogenization, with greater surface area available for interaction with the peptides, led to persistence of the smaller peptide bands and thus slower intestinal digestion when followed by HTST pasteurization but not by UHT processing, in which the denatured proteins may be more accessible to the digestive enzymes.
In contrast, we acknowledge here that the distribution of regions available for interaction with RBPs is significantly influenced by the presence of self-interacting base pairs on the surrounding mRNA region.
I didn't cover that, but those who did, and friends who were there, tell me the leaders and big beasts were out on the streets and available for interaction.
We find that, to attain the efficiency of striated muscle with a one-dimensional machine, a minimum of 32 myosin heads sharing a common mechanical ground must be available for interaction with the actin filament.
The rate of released Ca2+/Sr2+ gelling ions available for interaction with the alginate was influenced by the concentration and physical characteristics of CaCO3/SrCO3 particles.
We used a homology model of TRPA1 based on Kv1.2 to select pore vestibule residues available for interaction with ligands entering the vestibule.
To yield potent inhibitors of beta-amyloid (Abeta) aggregation, we synthesized small molecules that increase their steric bulk by binding to chaperones but also have a moiety available for interaction with Abeta.
The team chose to engineer particles at the nanoscale in order to "get more bang for their buck," Hamad-Schifferli says: The smaller the particles, the larger the surface area available for interaction with carbon dioxide molecules.
The goal of this study is to explain how RNA can remain soluble and available for interaction with other molecules in the cell despite the presence of spermine at concentrations high enough to precipitate DNA.
Correlation of the catalytic activity in the DBT HDS reaction and the fraction of W atoms on the edge of WS2 crystallites indicated that the aqueous impregnation on MT25, followed by drying at 393 K leads to the formation of a greater number of catalytically active sites available for interaction with DBT molecules.
