The phrase "available in plain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is offered in a simple or unadorned format, often in contrast to more complex or styled versions.
Example: "The document is available in plain text for easier readability."
Alternatives: "offered in a simple format" or "provided in basic form".
The entire set is also available in plain white, for purists.
The "Oversize" shirt is available in plain blue or a blue Fleur de Lys print, with a fly-front placket concealing the buttons.
(The brindle-hide version is available in plain gray and dark gunmetal finishes; the shock-cord model is black or camel-colored cord with a polished-steel or blackened-steel frame).
The QC35s are basically a pair of QC25s with Bluetooth in them, and from the outside it's difficult to tell the two apart unless you know what you're looking for: they're a slightly different colour – available in plain black or silver rather than two-tone colours – and the right cup has three control buttons, an LED and a microUSB slot.
And are these standards available in plain English, not government "legalese"?
It was interesting to get to know more about an art world with its own language -- available in plain view of New Yorkers.
Voting records should be available online in plain English side-by-side honest, non-partisan, real time public opinion.
All the information with functional features are available in a plain text format that is free to download.
Available in either plain-jane margherita or sumptuous quattro formaggio, a 'Pizza Self' pizza will set you back around ¥980 – about £7 – and comes with its own box, bag, and pizza roller.
For more details on this, other global warming consequences, and the range of solutions available, all described in plain English, read the free, downloadable book, Cool The Earth, Save the Economy, available at: www.CoolTheEarth.US. 1. Eilperin, J. 2008.
"The rules are available, they're in plain English, and they make perfect sense".
