The phrase "available for the taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is free to be taken or claimed by anyone who wants it.
Example: "The old furniture in the garage is available for the taking; feel free to help yourself."
Alternatives: "up for grabs" or "free for the taking.".
And, despite Mr. Perry's entry, there's still some available for the taking.
Lauren Anderson, who also works at Gothic Renaissance, had made magical charms with Mr. Babbitt's initials, available for the taking.
At night, according to executives who attended, Champagne and liquor flowed from the open bar, while fistfuls of free cigars were available for the taking.
But there seemed to be no armed rebel presence between the pro-Qaddafi vanguard and Ajdabiya, a city largely deserted by its population and available for the taking from the jittery rebels.
It was, after all, National Donut Day, the 75th annual celebration of the confection, and Entenmann's, the big sweet goods maker, had some 7,500 of its iconic Rich Frosted doughnuts available for the taking.
Steinbrenner, the club's top-ranking executive, said he did not want the Twins to think the Yankees were completely out of the picture, but he said their offer of four players, including Phil Hughes and Melky Cabrera, was no longer available for the taking.
The "in between" was readily available ground for the taking.
The loaner phone is available for those taking a trip of 21 days or less, not 21 days or more.
Neoclassical analysis starts from the assumption that elephants are "open-access resources" like fish in the ocean -- available to anyone for the taking.
On Saturday, materials will be available for the take-home craft: a snow angel.
Cisco, for instance, was exposed as routing job applications from American engineers to an immigration law office, rather than to engineering managers, apparently to gather evidence that no qualified Americans were available for the job taken by a foreign worker.
