The phrase "available hidden" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both accessible and concealed, but the combination lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The features of the software include several available hidden options that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "accessible but concealed" or "hidden yet available".
If that option is not available, hiding out in a car with the doors closed and windows up is also a safe bet.
At times certain books disliked by the Chinese authorities will still be available, but hidden behind a counter, or piled up with the spine turned to the walls.
Despite its illicit nature, artisanal alcohol was easily available, although hidden.
When his dining companion at the Kansas City restaurant, B. Drummond Ayres, then also of the Times, refused to let him send the bottle of Lancer's away — after a long day talking to politicians and a long wait for service, Ayres was ready to start in on any tipple available — Apple hid it under the table.
Van Roey made many of the church's resources available for hiding Jews, but was prevented from publicly condemning the treatment of the Jews by his peers, who feared a Nazi repression of the Church.
This implements a key element of Labour's Tax Transparency and Enforcement Programme by making sure that companies reporting on their overseas activities to HMRC will have this information made publicly available, instead of hidden behind HMRC's walls as at present.
Machine intelligence will bring together data from all corners of a company, making what was previously siloed and hidden available for deep insights into how the business is (or isn't) working.
Furthermore, every ZangZing photo album has its own privacy setting, so that public photos are available to everyone, hidden albums let only those who know the web address view the albums, as well as invite-only albums that require sign-in.
The available Hidden-Markov Model (HMM) consensus of the SCP/TAPS domain (PF00188; [ 26]) was subsequently used in a search of the most recent release of the genomic database (version 4).
