The phrase "available occupations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to job positions or roles that are currently open or can be applied for.
Example: "The job fair will showcase various available occupations in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "open positions" or "job openings".
Where the data were available, occupation and socioeconomic categories were similar in both groups.
The paper sets out an approach based on common and widely available occupation classification schemes such as the UK Standard Occupation Classification SOCC).
20 The selection criteria for our study were: (1) age <62 years at the time of participation in HUNT2, (2) currently working, (3) available occupation data and (4) not currently receiving disability pension, full or partial or having received disability pension in the past.
In our study, the little data available regarding occupations and risk factors of CE subjects showed no correlation of CE with the occupations of our patients.
Figures are not available for occupations in the military, or for politicians.
Because an employee's productivity is tied to being available, these occupations award a premium on working long hours--someone working 80 hours per week will make more than double the person working 40 hours per week.
When there are several orbitals of the same energy available for occupation, the electron configurations observed in atoms are found to be reproduced if Hund's rule is adopted.
This rule states that, if more than one orbital is available for occupation by the electrons currently being accommodated, then those electrons occupy separate orbitals and do so with parallel spins (both ↑, for instance, which would be denoted ↑↑).
Based on available data, occupation rates during this period were low (Figure 4c).
