The phrase "available for that purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something is accessible or ready to be used for a specific reason or task.
Example: "The funds are available for that purpose, ensuring we can proceed with the project without delay."
Alternatives: "accessible for that reason" or "ready for that aim.".
The drop means less money will be available for that purpose.
The money available for that purpose, she said, is about $1.4 billion.
Suppose a firm wishes to pay an employee $100 but has no cash available for that purpose.
The NHS's deepening financial problems are a major obstacle, though the PM could potentially make some further extra money available for that purpose.
Mr. Snyder wanted to establish a health insurance exchange, but the Legislature refused to spend money made available for that purpose by Congress and the Obama administration.
The authority of the Secretary to enter into contracts and to make grants under this section is effective for any fiscal year only to the extent that appropriations are available for that purpose.
Several chemical and biosynthetic strategies are now available for this purpose that, to varying degrees, allow most of the preceding modifications to be incorporated into proteins.
Although there are numerous commercial absorbents that are available for this purpose, biodegradable polymers such as chitosan and sodium alginate can be considered to be more beneficial, cost-effective, and more abundant in nature than others [2, 3].
There are magnetic resonance compatible, nonmagnetic needles that are available for this purpose.
As a former Georgia resident, I know that each county has a D.M.V. and a human services department that should be available for this purpose.
This chapter will focus on describing the laboratory test methods that are currently available for this purpose, and on identifying research needed to advance the state of these testing technologies and protocols.
