The phrase "available for removing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be taken away or eliminated, often in contexts related to cleaning, maintenance, or disposal.
Example: "The old furniture is available for removing, so please let us know when you can pick it up."
Alternatives: "ready for removal" or "open for extraction".
It is a general rule that for elements on the left in the periodic table, which have one, two, or three electrons in their valence shells, sufficient energy is attainable in chemical reactions for their removal, but not enough energy is available for removing any electrons from inner shells.
Some classical methods such as adsorption on activated carbon, ozonation, reverse osmosis, ion exchange on synthetic adsorbent resins, flocculation, and decantation are available for removing dye from water.
In this sense, various solid wastes can be available for removing Cu II) from aqueous effluents.
Among the various techniques available for removing xenobiotic chemicals, biological treatment often is the most economical and versatile approach, as it leads to complete mineralization (Parales et al. 2002).
Amendments are used to help increase the infiltration or counter the effects of sodium, since, at present, there is no economical process available for removing salts or sodium from irrigation water which is low enough in cost for general agricultural use.
There are also commercial preparations available for removing shellac.
Ion exchange (IX) is considered by US EPA as one of the best available technologies for removing arsenic from drinking water.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency USEPAA) has designated granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption as the 'best available technology' for removing organic pollutants[32].
Because there is no mechanism available for precisely removing junk DNA, it accumulates by Muller's ratchet (Muller 1964).
Methods have been available for some time for removing non-essential genes in Dictyostelium and many of these, particularly those associated with the cytoskeleton, have been inactivated [1].
Most dry cleaners have a spotting board with high pressure steam and vacuum, plus a selection of much stronger chemicals than is available to the public specifically for removing these stains.
