The phrase "available in booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be found or accessed at a specific booth, often in contexts like trade shows, exhibitions, or events.
Example: "Our new product will be available in booth 12 during the conference."
Alternatives: "located at the booth" or "found in the booth".
Music and dance of many ethnic origins will be performed continuously on five stages, and an array of foods will be available in booths and from street carts throughout the weekend.
"By tradition, pencils are available in polling booths for voters to mark their ballot papers," a spokesperson told the Daily Mail.
In the hands-on available in the Microsoft booth, players control the game's protagonist, Marius Titus, as he storms the beaches of Dover and lays waste to the Celtic barbarians he encounters.
… There was a pinch-hitter available in the broadcast booth.
There are still several booths available in Startup Alley.
There were booths for "congressional check-in", booths for "delegate banquet troubleshooting", and booths full of helpful young people.
This runs until 7 April, followed by the fifth phase, from 15 April to the end of the tournament, when tickets will be available at booths in the host cities.
Clippy McKenna, founder of Clippy's, whose cordials, conserves, relishes and chutneys are available in Tesco, Asda, Ocado and Booths, and Cassandra Stavrou, founder of London-based Propercorn, run through their to-do list for how to get started.
The dark, intense Malagasy Sambirano 75% followed, and today these fine chocolate bars are now widely available in the UK, (Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Booths, Health Stores) and internationally in Scandanavia, USA and Germany.
And information on the coalition's Open Studio Tours, which take place tomorrow and Sunday, will be available at a booth in the gallery space.
