The phrase "available maybe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express uncertainty about the availability of something or someone.
Example: "I might be able to join the meeting, but I'm not sure; I'm available maybe."
Alternatives: "possibly available" or "might be available".
If [Lionel] Messi is available, maybe you would spend the money.
So my idea was if a suitable poet wasn't available maybe it would be better to ask a distinguished writer from another field".
I prefer to explore cities independently but with the limited time available maybe a half-day or day tour is the best way to see the city?
Donahue theorized about why Dale was available: "Maybe size, maybe he went to a small school, maybe he's such a nice kid, maybe they don't think he can compete".
They may not want to tie up any money beyond next season, because they intend to be active in free agency next summer, when their will be several top-tier players available – maybe even LeBron James, who can opt out of his contract with Miami after next season.
So my idea was if a suitable poet wasn't available maybe it would be better to ask a distinguished writer from another field". James Fenton, in the run-up to the election, also pointed out that the 15-lecture requirement "turns out to be rather an assignment (as Heaney and Muldoon will tell you), and it's not a bad idea to bear this in mind when you choose a can didate.
Shockey might be available, but maybe a coveted wide receiver will be an option.
No idea whether there are any still available, but maybe worth a try.
We think it should still be available, only maybe we should not use so much of it.
With pornography freely available online, maybe the spending is a way to compensate for the falling of taboos, a way to revitalize the forbidden.
"I always felt I had gone above and beyond and been available, but maybe this thing with the gene testing made them think I wasn't going to be accessible to them".
