The phrase "available for younger" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing something that is accessible or suitable for a younger audience, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "This program is available for younger audiences who are interested in learning about technology."
Alternatives: "accessible to younger" or "suitable for younger".
A children's playground will be available for younger families.
It has a sunny wooden terrace and kids over five can sleep in the mezzanine (cots/camp beds available for younger children).
There's a lot of Americans who understand it's time to have a different attitude when it comes to making sure there's pension plans available for younger workers.
If greater choice of dedicated housing schemes were available in our towns and villages older people could stay close to support networks, have more manageable and warmer homes – and larger properties would be available for younger families.
John and I both agree that there needs to be personal savings accounts available for younger workers.... There's a lot of areas of agreement; I know we can work together...
This effect must be even more important given that the labor market entry age is precisely 16 and no alternative to school is available for younger teenagers.
O'Connor said: "In the past five years, the emergency places available for young people has become very restricted.
A recording studio is available for young singers to make audition CDs and DVDs.
"We have committed to working with JobCentre Plus to make available 1,000 work placements available for young people aged between 16 and 24 years.
We are aiming to achieve this by encouraging governments to create an enabling environment for digital jobs, ensuring the right training is available for young people.
These have a bearing on whether there will be jobs available for young people when they leave school and on the public services that they use".
