The phrase "available full time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's availability for work or a commitment that requires their presence for the entire duration of a work schedule.
Example: "The candidate is available full time and can start immediately."
Alternatives: "available for full-time work" or "open to full-time opportunities".
Varty said that for Hong Kong to improve on the international stage, players needed to be available full time.
The fledgling network -- which features 130 Yankee games -- will be available full time only to about 400,000 subscribers in Time Warner's digitally upgraded systems.
The YES Network, which has set March 19 as its opening day, will not be available full time to all Time Warner Cable subscribers in New York, an executive involved with the agreement said yesterday.
A statewide program in Massachusetts, which many advocates consider promising, makes a perinatal psychiatrist available full time to consult by phone with pediatricians and obstetricians or other caregivers who need advice to treat mothers.
Last year, the BBC began aggressively to seek American distribution for its international news channel, which it says is available full time in more than 200 million homes worldwide.
The agency also said that it would provide "a full time agent by the name of 'Anna' (hereinafter 'the Agent'), who will be based in New York and Los Angeles as per the Client's instructions and who will be available full time to assist the Client and his attorneys for the next four months".
Any available full-time positions at the Center on the Developing Child are posted on Harvard's employment website at http://hr.harvard.edu/jobs/.edu/jobs/
The number of available full-time Ph.D. candidate posts depends on the department's financial situation.
Even among those who have avoided unemployment, millions have been forced to take temporary or part-time positions for lack of available full-time work, often surrendering their benefits in the process.
First, the total available full-time equivalent (FTE) supply (indicated as element 3 in Figure 1) is calculated by computing the product of the total number of health professionals available (element 1) and the amount of FTE (one FTE working on a 100% full-time basis) per health professional (element 2).
Go to USAJobs.gov and search the National Park Service to see available full-time and seasonal employment positions.
