The phrase "available from her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be obtained or accessed through a specific person.
Example: "The report is available from her if you need a copy."
Alternatives: "accessible through her" or "obtainable from her".
Branded merchandise, including baseball caps, umbrellas and tote bags are also available from her new website.
It's also fair to assume that Clinton had at least half an eye on another Presidential campaign, during which those same political foes would scrutinize every record and document available from her time at Foggy Bottom.
(Any set, still available, from her tours is available for purchase, including the one from her notorious King Kong act. Proceeds will benefit NYRP).
However, Foekje Dillema was formally registered as a female at birth, and she was raised as a girl, according to all accounts, including those available from her family.
The missense substitution was not detected in her clinically unaffected father and sister, but it was not possible to determine whether it had arisen de novo because no DNA was available from her mother who had died from an unrelated cause.
An electronic version of the book was made available free from her web site, as well as in bookstores.
After the first two response boats had been diverted, Wolchak mustered all of the available personnel from her unit and told them to suit up to respond.
Missy Shafer said the opportunities available for her children range from Japanese classes to Web page design to Olympic fencing.
Now, potable water is available from a tap in her yard, giving her more time to focus on her two children.
Her first book, Entrepreneur Journeys (Volume One), is available from Amazon.com, as is her second book, Bootstrapping, Weapon Of Mass Reconstruction.
Her first book of poetry, Lunatic Speaks, is available from FutureCycle Press and her second book of poetry, Making Maxine's Baby, is available from Hanging Loose Press.
