The phrase "available lessons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to lessons that are currently offered or accessible for learning or participation.
Example: "The website lists all the available lessons for the upcoming semester, including math, science, and literature."
Alternatives: "offered lessons" or "accessible lessons".
This study evaluates a set of 6 of the 49 available lessons from this curriculum.
· Clicking Available Lessons will query the database for all the available lessons in the character database (warning: this will take a couple of seconds to complete).
It would be a pity if partisan fervor kept us from learning from recent events, because in fact the available lessons are stark: We have witnessed as close to a laboratory experiment on the effects of U.S. disengagement as the real world is ever likely to provide.
If you are interested in giving Hack Design a try, you can sign up on the project's homepage or take a look at all the available lessons here.
Lessons and teaching resources these freely available lessons have been vetted by a panel of teachers and can be used to relate the news item to other aspects of the curriculum or give students extra help learning particular key concepts.
Well, people have showed up to Curious in droves, with more than 3 million lessons viewed and 10,000 available lessons on the company's learning platform, according to Kitch.
Poirot here tracked down one of the 22 remaining courts in the UK and found an available lesson this Saturday in Newmarket for £25.
System innovators must glean every available lesson from the past in order to move forward.
Scholarships are available; private lessons are paid for individually.
Some examples of fun activities available are lessons with a tennis pro on the hotel's courts, bike rentals and barbecues near the pool on Friday nights.
