The phrase "available made available" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something has been made accessible, but it is better to avoid redundancy.
Example: "The report has been made available to all team members."
Alternatives: "made accessible" or "provided for access".
All available monthly releases are made available here.
All available archived releases have been made available here.
People who need organs are on waiting lists by region, so that when an organ becomes available, it is first made available to suitable recipients within that region.
The northern Colorado fire will have $5 million more available, on top of $20 million made available under a previous order.
First available in Asia and later made available to Americans by companies like Clinique and Dior, B.B. creams usually contain more skin care ingredients and higher S.P.F.
Judge Tolksdorf said that, under German law, all available evidence must be made available whenever possible and that the justice system could not bend to accommodate security concerns stemming from international efforts to fight terrorism.
Changing information, including deadlines, contact information, and specific information needed, is available through other information sources made available by the Admissions office.
"The rise of social media in a range of forms has had a crucial impact on the kinds of pornography that are available and how it is made available," says Susanna Paasonen, professor of media studies at University of Turku, Finland.
"I want to know whether or not the help that is available is being expedited and made available," Mr. Bush said when asked by a reporter about federal aid.
In the summer the MP spoke to me of potential legislation that would insist that a pub, should it ever be made available for sale, be available first as a going concern.
