The phrase "available in the vicinity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is present or accessible in a nearby area.
Example: "The emergency services are available in the vicinity to assist anyone in need."
Alternatives: "accessible nearby" or "present in the area".
Organized around the extended family, it is limited by the amount of water and arable land available in the vicinity.
With no back-up generator available in the vicinity, Osses abandoned the match an hour after the scheduled 0100 GMT kickoff, embarrassing the Argentine Football Association (AFA), who had organised the match in Resistencia.
The greatest amount of observing time is available in the vicinity of apogee, when the satellite moves most slowly and the Earth and its avoidance zone occupy an approximately stationary location on the sky, visible in Figure 3.4 as the extension to the south of the sun avoidance band.
Hydrological impacts are context dependent: a site can only influence water that is available (in the vicinity).
Other activities including hiking, fishing, sailing, and cycling are also available in the vicinity and Exmoor National Park's unique landscape of moorland, woodland, valleys and farmland is just a stone's throw away.
Selection of a bulking agent which should be inexpensive and readily available in the vicinity of the composting region is very important because bulking agents can affect the condition of the starting composting mixtures, biodegradation kinetics and composting performance as well as the final compost quality (Blanco and Almendros [1995]; Chang and Chen [2010]; Jolanun and Towprayoon [2010]).
A method that confines all the available energy in the vicinity of the ignition point during a laser-induced ignition process is proposed.
Subsidized housing is usually available in the immediate vicinity of the hospital.
Subsidized housing is available in the immediate vicinity of the hospital.
Although on-campus housing is limited, housing is available in the nearby vicinity.
The simultaneous expression of these genes indicates that the microbes were responding to similar environmental changes, probably in the nature or quantity of organic matter available in the immediate vicinity.
