The phrase "available for states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing resources, services, or options that can be accessed or utilized by states.
Example: "The new funding program is available for states looking to improve their infrastructure."
Alternatives: "accessible to states" or "offered to states".
Available for states and counties from 2011.
But there is no bankruptcy protection available for states.
Yet the fact that the law set strict rules for the market and made sure there was plenty of money available for states to implement the law made forecasting easier.
On the legal argument, McConnell says the "language of the law" unambiguously "says" that "subsidies are only available for states that set up state exchanges". That claim — that the key phrase "established by the state" means Congress did not extend subsidies to people in the three dozen states on the federal exchange — has already been widely challenged by legal observers.
Kennedy also dismissed the arguments that these laws were needed to combat underage drinking, pointing out that there were better means available for states to do that than by interfering with interstate commerce.
$45 billion in funding would be available for states to address the opioid addiction crisis, up from $2 billion in the original bill.
CDC's optional modules of questions are available for state health departments to include based on state data needs and availability of funds to pay for them.
A more tangible way was to increase the amount of energy available for state purposes.
The $60-a-day 60-a-daye is available for state employees when traveling on official state business to cover meals and other sundry expenses.
No statistics are available for state courts, but federal grand juries vote to indict in more than 99% of cases, according to the Department of Justice.
The $60-a-day 60-a-daye is available for state employees when traveling on official state business to cover meals and other expenses.
