The phrase "available in respect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts to indicate that something is accessible or applicable concerning a specific subject or matter.
Example: "The funding is available in respect of projects that promote sustainability and environmental awareness."
Alternatives: "available regarding" or "accessible in relation to".
The two governments, however, agreed to exchange available data in respect of projects of mutual interest and to conduct meeting of experts on both sides.
Although 17 reservoirs in the State are under regular stocking by the State Government, latest (1992 93) annual fish production figures are available only in respect of 9 reservoirs (Table 3.8).
The National Health Service provides the highest level of care available to patients in respect of maternal obstetric services.
The requirement of an unlawful act also means that no lawful defence must be available to the defendant in respect of the lesser crime.
In order to ensure that citizens and businesses will fully benefit from adequate and proportionate rules, MEPs included a new provision requiring member states to ensure that judicial review is available in national law in respect of the legislative, regulatory or administrative provisions restricting access to or pursuit of regulated professions falling within the scope of this directive.
That means the court must be satisfied that the sentence passed was outside the appropriate range of sentences available for the sentencing judge in respect of the offence and the offender in the particular case.
Analysis of the different technology options available, their strengths and weaknesses in respect of fulfilling the demands as well as regarding implications on lifecycle costs have been presented in earlier publications (Wik, 2010 & Wik 2013).
It should be noted, however, that very little evidence is actually available to date, and none in respect of efficiency [ 50].
Several limitations were evident in respect of the data available from the GPPS.
Feasibility considers whether the indicators can, in fact, be implemented from the data sources available, whether the results could be interpreted in respect of quality of care and whether they might cause perverse incentives.
There may be large differences between guidelines in respect of the literature available to review: the size of the relevant economics literature, its relevance, its quality, its timeliness, its generalisability.
